Zebra repair is a great way to maximise your ROI on some of the best handheld technology on the market.
The warehouse or logistics business that invests in Zebra technology is making a very wise purchase. Zebra handheld equipment – such as scanners, mobile terminals, printers and more – is amongst the most popular in the world for a reason.
Zebra technology is a market-leader because it’s incredibly efficient and robust, and has been essential to the growth of brands the world over for years.
Such good hardware though doesn’t come cheap, especially when buying in bulk, which is why we think it makes sense for businesses with their own logistics arms (and logistics businesses in general) to invest in a bespoke Zebra repair service to keep those units in like-new condition for a long time to come.
A regular Zebra repair service is a great way to maximise the ROI of any and every Zebra unit – and can also be far more affordable than buying new Zebra units should a problem occur.
Constantly buying Zebra handheld technology can be a huge strain on the budget – but the vast majority of problems can be resolved efficiently under the care of an experienced team of trusted Zebra repair professionals.
And, even if a problem can’t be fixed, the team of Zebra repair professionals you’ve partnered with will be able to purchase defunct equipment from you at a fair price, or recycle it properly to help reduce your overall carbon footprint.
Constantly investing in new Zebra units when they can simply be repaired to a like-new condition for a potential fraction of the price can be far better for the brand’s bottom line, and better for overall business growth.
It can be understandable why managers and CEOs – especially those working closely with the warehouse and the brand’s logistics arm – would want to buy new Zebra units should any existing ones malfunction for any reason.
Again, Zebra makes some great mobile equipment, and when their handheld technology is aligned with all the other technology used within the business, then it can vastly improve efficiency through all departments.
When configured, Zebra units can alert other departments to low stock levels, dispatch times, dates and many other crucial things to keep the business running as efficiently as possible.
So, if a problem occurs and a Zebra unit stops communicating with others, the quick fix often seems the easiest – to purchase new mobile units to minimise downtime.
As we’ve mentioned though, that can be expensive, and could also actually be maximising the downtime your business is facing.
Those units need to be sourced, packaged and delivered which can take days. They then need to be set up and aligned with other equipment used throughout the business.
A repair can not only be far more cost-effective, but can also be much quicker too, helping your warehouse get back on-track far quicker with equipment that’s been restored to a like-new condition.
