Dubai, UAE, 7 July, 2004, Intermec Technologies, a leading global supply chain solutions company today announced that it is currently implementing its mobile computing technology solution for one of ...

Honeywell International is buying Everett-based Intermec, which makes radio-frequency identification (RFID) products and bar code printers, for about $600 million, the two companies announced Monday.

Intermec Inc., which designs electronic products for inventory and supply chain management in Cedar Rapids, will be acquired by Honeywell International for over $600 million, the companies announced ...

This story appears in the Dec. 17 print edition of Transport Topics. Honeywell International Inc. said it has agreed to purchase Intermec Inc. for about $600 million in a deal that would unite two of ...

Intermec Inc. looks to gain business leverage in the warehouse distribution space by offering select, handheld mobile computers with HTML5 browser technology, providing greater interoperability with ...

Intermec, an Everett-based company that develops RFID products, industrial printers and bar coding scanners, has agreed to be acquired for up to $600 million by Honeywell. “Our board conducted a ...

EVERETT, Wash., Mar. 1, 2007 – Intermec Inc. today introduced the Adaptable Load Backrest and Antenna Cell system. This ground-breaking RFID (radio frequency identification) forklift installation ...

Intermec Technologies has partnered with enterprise software giant SAP AG to deliver an “RFID starter kit” for German consumer goods manufacturers looking to meet RFID requirements from German ...

EVERETT — Everett-based Intermec will buy Vocollect Inc. for $190 million, company officials announced Jan. 18. Vocollect, owned by a Boston-based private equity firm, offers voice-technology software ...

Intermec, Inc. today announced the CS40, first rugged mobile computer with the size and styling of a smartphone. The CS40 provides the ultimate solution for mobile professionals that require high ...

EVERETT – Intermec Technologies Corp., which won a string of settlements to protect its smart battery patents over the past decade, is now defending its radio frequency identification technology. The ...