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The following diagram illustrates the various methods for adding ADC (Automatic Data Collection) to modern, integrated manufacturing and distribution business software, commonly known as ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Systems. Click here to view PDF ADC is a general term that refers to data entry methods and technologies that do not use a standard desktop keyboard. ADC can be implemented with older, legacy systems as well as ERP systems. ADC components common to manufacturing and distribution enterprises are: * Wireless and/or batch mobile computers that may incorporate bar code scanning. Typical models are: » Handhelds (also known as PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants)) » Full-screen mobile PCs » Vehicle-mounted devices » "Wearable" devices * Dedicated, rugged stationary devices for use where full workstation PCs are not appropriate; can be wired or wireless. * Bar Code Scanning. * Bar Code printing * RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) * Wireless RF Networks (Described in separate document) * Middleware * Screen Mapping
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