Clients in the News

DPR Group works hard to showcase our clients as rising stars in each of their respective fields. One of the ways that we achieve this is by getting bylined articles, feature articles and breaking news published about our clients in high-profile business, trade, technology and vertical publications. Here are some recent articles that we placed featuring our clients.

Ensuring Your Cloud Provider Meets Your Business Needs

October 24, 2014

Clients in the News: Every company has its own needs, yet solution providers often try to force a square peg into a round hole by offering a “one size fits all” cloud solution. Companies that opt for this cloud model must adjust their processes and procedures to the capabilities of the ...

Using Automation To Leverage Existing Assets & Accommodate Growth

October 17, 2014

Clients in the News: After experiencing a period of significant growth, you realize that your remaining warehouse space is limited. Your facility is maxed out, and you’re receiving pressure from upper management to meet these growth needs. In order to accommodate your booming business, you immediately decide to embark on an ...

SensoTRACK Fitness Wearable Tracks Activity From Your Ears (Interview)

October 17, 2014

Clients in the News: It turns out that the ear is a pretty handy location for a fitness wearable. It keeps your arms free, isn’t affected by non-fitness activities like shoveling potato chips into your mouth, and it gets you into the mood when some funky music is piped through them. Read more:

3 Ways to Make the Cloud Work for Your Accountancy Firm

October 10, 2014

Clients in the News: Your firm’s success is tied to the satisfaction of your clients. Providing the best financial services, regardless of the location or time, is possible with the cloud. The main attraction to the cloud is the fact that critical information can be stored securely and retrieved instantly. Read more: ...

Five reasons for doing cloud-computing in process industries

October 10, 2014

Clients in the News: For process manufacturers whose operations rarely stop — and sometimes are continuously in production for months on end — the ability to allow authorized personnel to access the same vital data from anywhere in the world, any time of day and from any device, would be a ...

Bar Coding Earning its Stripes in Middle Age

October 3, 2014

Clients in the News: Four decades ago this past summer, a retail clerk at a supermarket checkout line scanned a pack of chewing gum that sported something called a bar code designed to record and track its purchase, setting into motion the process of restocking the shelf with new product. ...

Should You Automate Your Warehouse?

October 3, 2014

Clients in the News: Automation technology is transforming warehouse operations by creating new efficiencies in space utilization, productivity, and inventory management. Despite these benefits, some organizations remain hesitant to invest in automated storage/retrieval systems (AS/RS), thinking that they are too expensive or too much of an undertaking. Read more:

RFID Inventory Tracking: A Hybrid Approach

September 26, 2014

Clients in the News: RFID (radio frequency identification) technology has come a long way. Looking back 10 years, many companies who set out to deploy an RFID system often found that the technology itself “just wasn’t there,” and let their plans fall by the wayside. Read more:

Net Neutrality: Why You Should Fear The Tier

September 26, 2014

Clients in the News: With a fast-lane option, Internet service providers (ISPs) are incentivized to throttle Internet speeds and then demand more fees for uninterrupted access. Fast lanes create opportunities for manipulation that will serve only those with the deepest pockets. It is a policy that is intentionally worded for ultimate ...

Data Visualization for Optimization and Lightweighting

September 19, 2014

Clients in the News: The use of simulation in engineering is shifting from sequential (one at a time) to parallel (many at a time, running simultaneously on high-performance computing systems). The move is precipitated largely by optimization and lightweighting, which require evaluating a series of design options or families of designs ...