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WVTA Buyers Guide

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Retailers are working to identify technologies that will help them build better omnichannel networks, with everything from warehouse distribution systems to mobile devices for in-store staff included in the mix.

It wasn't long ago that the Internet was used mainly for sending e-mail, browsing news sites or making purchases, generally from a desktop computer. But that is changing rapidly due to one of the defining technology trends of our time - the proliferation of devices and objects connected to networks to gather and transmit data.

Trucking companies still on high alert from seemingly endless reports of hacker break-ins last year should brace for even more sophisticated capers in 2016, according to a string of reports released by top cybersecurity firms.

DALLAS - Electronic driver logs can streamline fleets' business processes and improve hours-of-service compliance, but driver outreach is key for a successful rollout, trucking executives said.

Some technology vendors say standard electronic data interchange - the transmission of data between computers following a strict format that was defined decades ago - is outdated and inefficient.

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