Zebra Technologies Launches New Mobile Computer to Enhance Frontline Productivity

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Zebra Technologies Launches EM45 Enterprise Mobile Computer to Enhance Frontline Productivity

Zebra Technologies Corporation has recently introduced its new EM45 Enterprise Mobile, a device specifically designed to boost productivity for frontline employees across various sectors, including retail, hospitality, healthcare, manufacturing, and warehousing. This latest offering aims to streamline workflows and improve overall device security.

A Focus on Efficiency and Security

The EM45 Enterprise Mobile Computer is engineered to enhance workflow efficiency, addressing the needs of today’s fast-paced work environment. Zebra’s research indicates that most frontline workers prefer company-issued mobile devices for tasks such as communication, collaboration, and managing workloads. The EM45 is positioned to meet these requirements effectively.

Dual Profile Capabilities

One of the EM45’s standout features is its dual personal and work profile capability. This means that employees only need to carry one device, reducing the need for multiple gadgets and simplifying daily operations. By unifying both work and personal functions into a single device, Zebra aims to facilitate smoother transitions between different tasks.

Powerful Performance

The EM45 is powered by an AI-capable Qualcomm processor, providing the necessary computing power for demanding applications. The device is equipped with one-touch, push-to-talk collaboration features and includes three customizable action buttons that enable quick access to essential functions, such as barcode scanning and distress call alerts. This flexibility allows frontline workers to respond swiftly to various situations they may encounter.

Insights from Zebra

James Poulton, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Mobile Computing at Zebra Technologies, emphasized the significance of the EM45. He remarked, “This new class of sleek enterprise mobile computers can be carried in your pocket as a company-owned, personally enabled device.” This design is focused on better real-time decision-making and improved collaboration among teams across a range of industries.

EM45 Series Expansion

The EM45 is part of the newly launched EM45 series, which also includes the EM45 RFID model. This version features a built-in short-range RFID reader that allows for precise inventory counts and task completion without the hassle of managing multiple devices. This added feature further solidifies Zebra’s commitment to providing comprehensive solutions for frontline workers.

By integrating advanced technology with user-friendly design, Zebra Technologies aims to set a new standard in mobile computing for businesses. The EM45 not only enhances productivity but also addresses the growing need for efficient communication and collaboration in the workplace.

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