Bar Code Scanning

By adopting wearable scanners paired with Android tablets and their own mounts, RAM Mounts gained a 15% increase in warehouse efficiency.

Participation in program expected to aid applications that provide real-time visibility into warehouse operations

Randy Neilson is the chair of the Scan, Label, Apply, Manifest (SLAM) industry group at MHI. He is also president of Cubiscan. Stephen Pickfield is the vice chair of SLAM, and the co-CEO and director of sales and marketing for PSI Engineering.

We’ve all heard it: Never waste a crisis. So now is a good time to take a look at how mobile bar code printing can replace some of the craziness of Covid supply chains with accuracy and speed of labeling parts for delivery.

Company says new name signifies a new era in the company’s rich history of digital supply chain and mobile workforce solutions

JLT Test Center in Växjö, Sweden, can test for shock and vibration, temperature extremes, humidity, impact resistance and radio frequency performance

Appointing a general manager to lead its separate new software venture, JLT takes the next strategic step towards realizing its vision of transitioning into a provider of end-to-end rugged IT solutions for warehousing and logistics

Many of today’s mobile barcode scanners can read 1D or 2D barcode images up to 50 feet away or more. This means workers can quickly and safely scan bulk locations without leaving their lift trucks.

Download the free ,10-page research report to see what your industry peers had to say about barcode adoption in today’s fulfillment facilities.

Hear how Averitt Express is using barcode scanning to improve productivity and make the move towards ecommerce to help customers.

Study highlights migration underway to meet changing consumer needs for more product information.

These 11 missteps are the most common causes of label issues.

Compactly storing large amounts of data, versatile and resilient 2D barcodes are suited to complex, smart warehouses.

Through a partnership with Panther Industries, Toshiba America Business Solutions (Booth B2652) has developed a new print and apply system.

Only 5% of companies are considered truly “intelligent” enterprises, leveraging ties between physical and digital worlds for better visibility and actionable insights.