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Say Goodbye to Old Handheld Terminals: Online Seminar on Logistics DX

Introduction
As businesses continuously strive for efficiency amidst the growing challenges of outdated technology, the logistics and warehousing sectors are facing a pressing need for modernization. On July 15, 2026, Systems Co., Ltd., based in Shinagawa, Tokyo, will be hosting an online seminar titled “Escaping from ‘Old and Slow’ Handheld Terminals: A Refreshing Approach to Solve Support Termination Issues.” This event aims to guide companies dealing with legacy handheld devices and OS support terminations on how to modernize their systems without altering their operations.

Why Join the Seminar?
With just a week left until the seminar, many IT professionals and operational managers from logistics and manufacturing sectors have already registered. The seminar focuses on practical strategies for companies struggling with the challenges posed by outdated handheld terminals. Participants will learn how to upgrade systems without changing operational procedures and will be introduced to achievable steps towards digital transformation (DX), regardless of having an in-house IT department. Best of all, participation in the seminar is entirely free (registration required).

Challenges in the Industry
Handheld terminals play an indispensable role on the front lines of logistics and manufacturing. However, many organizations are currently grappling with issues such as reduced processing speed due to aging devices and the risks associated with the support terminations of their OS and hardware. Facing these challenges often makes companies hesitant to pursue updates; they fear disruption to user-friendliness or lack the budget and time to completely overhaul existing systems.

During the seminar, experts from Systems will provide encouragement and insight into pragmatic upgrade strategies that minimize operational impact. Participants will also be given case studies to demonstrate effective and manageable modernization approaches.

Seminar Agenda

The seminar is structured into various presentations that encompass key issues, solutions, and strategies:

Part 1: Is it Safe to Continue Using Your Handheld Terminal?

• - Understanding the “Invisible Costs” of Slow and Old Equipment
• - Assessing Risks of Manufacturer and OS Support Termination
• - Why Complete Overhauls and DX Initiatives Might Not Be Practical

Part 2: How to Innovate While Maintaining Current Operations?

• - Best Practices for Maintaining Existing Workflows
• - Various Patterns for Upgrading Handheld Terminals
• - Innovative Techniques to Minimize Training Costs
• - Small Start Case Studies (Picking in Logistics Warehouses, Inventory Management in Manufacturing)

Part 3: Beginning “Stress-Free DX” with Handheld Terminal Upgrades

• - How Device Changes Can Enhance Data Management
• - Successfully Implementing Four DX Steps Without an IT Department
• - Leveraging Partnerships for Areas of Expertise

Part 4: Summary and Q&A

Benefits from the Seminar
By attending, participants can expect to understand low-risk techniques for refreshing their operational tech without incurring disruption to workflows. Knowledge will be shared on how to evolve current systems while easing the transition into technology modernization, even for companies lacking dedicated IT staff.

Who Should Attend?

This seminar is ideal for:

• - Individuals facing termination of OS support for handheld terminals and uncertain about the next steps
• - Operational managers dealing with complaints about outdated devices but worried about costs and disruptions in workplace operations
• - System managers and executives leading logistics, warehousing, and efficiency improvement initiatives.

Seminar Details

• - Date: July 15, 2026
• - Time: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM (Entry opens at 1:20 PM)
• - Format: Online (via Zoom, accessible through PCs or smartphones)
• - Cost: Free (must register in advance)
• - Organizer: Systems Co., Ltd.
• - Registration Link: Details and Registration

About Systems Co., Ltd.
Founded in 1969, Systems Co., Ltd. has been delivering services that cater closely to the customer's site (GEMBA) for over fifty years, encompassing system development to infrastructure maintenance. The company specializes in migration and modernization, assisting firms in transitioning from outdated technologies to modernized practices to enhance productivity and drive business reform.

For more information about Systems, please visit https://www.systems-inc.co.jp/.

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