Case Studies

Get real-world examples of how Motorola products and services can boost your return on investment. Here you'll find case studies that span nearly every industry and business application.

Type	Document Name	Date	Size
	Holmes County Highway Department Relies on MOTOTRBO™ GPS to Improve Road Crew Safety		1Mb
	Hulls Express Freight Streamlines with Symbol Hulls Express Freight, of Africa, wanted each parcel to bear a unique, system-produced tracking number on it and used a Symbol RF Phase Scanner to get the job done.		43Kb
	IDTechEX: Hong Kong International Airport reduces the number of lost bags and improves customer service with Motorola RFID Hong Kong International Airport, also known as Chek Lap Kok, has invested an initial $13M in an RFID system to handle 17 million items of RFID tagged baggage annually.		914Kb
	IDTechEX: McCarran International Airport improves passenger safety with radio frequency identification (RFID) technology McCarran International Airport, the 7th busiest airport in the US, handles nearly 70,000 passengers and more than 460 flights each day.Airport officials were determined to deliver more efficient passenger check-in and boarding procedures as well as enhanced protection for passengers and employees.		356Kb
	IDTechEx: Saudi Post Office accurately delivers and tracks packages with Motorola RFID solution The Saudi Post Office is installing millions of RFID-enabled postboxes across the Kingdom as part of a US$270M project to support its new home delivery service, Wasel.		434Kb
	IDTechEX: Virgin Atlantic Airlines saves time and money with Motorola RFID inventory tracking solution Increasing efficiency in aircraft maintenance and service translates into improved customer satisfaction for Virgin Atlantic. It also translates into substantial cost savings.		334Kb
	Improving Airport Operations and Security with RFID With intense pressure to function profitably and heighten security, the aviation industry must turn to new technology that can complement existing bar code technology to find the improved operationalprocesses it needs to continue operations in a more competitive environment. Implementations by Symbol and pilot programs currently underway demonstrate how RFID will satisfy those needs and providea foundation for further advances at airports.		418Kb
	Improving Customer Service with BPL: Broad River Electric Cooperative, South Carolina		2Mb
	Improving Customer Service with BPL: Broad River Electric Cooperative, South Carolina		2Mb
	In-Vehicle Mounted Phones Keep Employees Connected Anytime, Anywhere		891Kb

Holmes County Highway Department Relies on MOTOTRBO™ GPS to Improve Road Crew Safety

1Mb

Hulls Express Freight Streamlines with Symbol
Hulls Express Freight, of Africa, wanted each parcel to bear a unique, system-produced tracking number on it and used a Symbol RF Phase Scanner to get the job done.

43Kb

IDTechEX: Hong Kong International Airport reduces the number of lost bags and improves customer service with Motorola RFID
Hong Kong International Airport, also known as Chek Lap Kok, has invested an initial $13M in an RFID system to handle 17 million items of RFID tagged baggage annually.

914Kb

IDTechEX: McCarran International Airport improves passenger safety with radio frequency identification (RFID) technology
McCarran International Airport, the 7th busiest airport in the US, handles nearly 70,000 passengers and more than 460 flights each day.Airport officials were determined to deliver more efficient passenger check-in and boarding procedures as well as enhanced protection for passengers and employees.

356Kb

IDTechEx: Saudi Post Office accurately delivers and tracks packages with Motorola RFID solution
The Saudi Post Office is installing millions of RFID-enabled postboxes across the Kingdom as part of a US$270M project to support its new home delivery service, Wasel.

434Kb

IDTechEX: Virgin Atlantic Airlines saves time and money with Motorola RFID inventory tracking solution
Increasing efficiency in aircraft maintenance and service translates into improved customer satisfaction for Virgin Atlantic. It also translates into substantial cost savings.

334Kb

Improving Airport Operations and Security with RFID
With intense pressure to function profitably and heighten security, the aviation industry must turn to new technology that can complement existing bar code technology to find the improved operationalprocesses it needs to continue operations in a more competitive environment. Implementations by Symbol and pilot programs currently underway demonstrate how RFID will satisfy those needs and providea foundation for further advances at airports.

418Kb

Improving Customer Service with BPL: Broad River Electric Cooperative, South Carolina

2Mb

Improving Customer Service with BPL: Broad River Electric Cooperative, South Carolina

2Mb

In-Vehicle Mounted Phones Keep Employees Connected Anytime, Anywhere

891Kb

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