Electronic devices speed field data collection

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Hand-held electronic devices such as pen computers and field recorders play a major role in monitoring field operations and data collection. These devices allow utilities to process, transmit and store technical data instantly while minimizing operational costs.

Hand-held computers, Handheld computers, Equipment and supplies, Electric equipment, Data communications, Telecommunications transmission technologies, Electrical equipment and supplies, Hand-held terminals

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No more paper work orders with mobile data software

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Delmarva Power Co. has greatly enhanced its customer service and reduced costs by using a mobile data-communications system instead of its previous paper-based radio system. The system has improved response time, minimized paperwork and reduced overtime.

Mobile communication systems, Delmarva Power and Light Co., DEW

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How to choose a wireless network

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Picking the right field communication equipment is a vital activity that requires a thorough consideration of the electric utility's system requirements. The right wireless technology has the capacity to improve the ability to deliver customer service.

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