Barcoding Inc.

Baltimore, MD 21231

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2220 Boston St.

Baltimore, MD 21231

http://www.barcoding.com

Toll Free:(888) 412-7226

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Barcoding Inc. is a national systems integrator, specializing in the development, deployment and management of supply chain and mobility systems based on automated data capture and wireless technology. More than 2,500 organizations depend on Barcoding Inc. as their trusted advisor for barcoding and radio frequency identification (RFID) applications automating operations in: field service, food and beverage, healthcare, manufacturing and distribution, retail, transportation and logistics, and wholesale inventory.

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Barcoding Acquires FRED Automation

With this acquisition, Barcoding will target both manufacturing facilities and warehouses that have repeatable material handling processes for FRED and Freddie AGVs.

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7 Ways to Use Data In Your Supply Chain to Improve Operational Intelligence

Here are some tools and solutions that allow you to turn organizational paralysis into progress.

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Rock Stars of the Supply Chain: Why the Supply Chain Will Never Fully Break

Daniel Blank, director of labeling and printing for Barcoding, Inc., explains why the supply chain may bend or twist but never fully break.

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How to Build a Supply Chain for the Future

People, process, technology and data must work together to support the desired outcomes.

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Sensing the Supply Chain

While barcodes and QR codes are still widely used as sensors in the supply chain, it’s the need for analytics and predictive data that’s driving an evolution in sensor technology and usage.

Tom O’Boyle, director of RFID, Barcoding, Inc., said, “Although barcodes will remain relevant for years, RFID will continue to become more widely used as companies are finding new, cost-justifiable applications. However, the goal of deploying RFID remains the same—to improve data collection, and gain visibility into that data in order to drive greater efficiency, accuracy and connectivity.”

Barcoding, Inc. Shares RFID Industry Trends for 2016

Instead of printing their own RFID labels on demand, many users are purchasing pre-printed/encoded labels

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How to Achieve Data-Driven IT Operations Excellence

As technology expands and innovates, businesses are accumulating data. That data can be a powerful tool to help improve operational efficiencies, productivity, and profitability. In fact, data-driven organizations reported annual growth over 30%.

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Pros to Know: Improving Labor is Top of Mind for Supply Chain Tech

Barcoding Inc. client solutions VP Keri Corbin and a winner of SDCE’s Pros to Know award, gives an inside look at what it takes to innovate in technology for the supply chain.

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Barcoding Inc. Releases New Research Study for Future Proofing the Supply Chain with Modern Mobile Data Capture

Barcoding, Inc. announced the availability of its new research study for migrating and modernizing on the leading mobility platform Android.

Barcoding, Inc. Launches New #SupplyChainGeek Network Website

The goal of the network is to provide continuing education and improvement to Barcoding customers and partners.

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Barcoding Inc. Launches Active Asset Tracker Solution

The solution turns physical assets into sensors that provide near real-time physical inventory visibility.

Barcoding, Inc. Introduces OnePay Financing Program

OnePay provides flexible payments options for Barcoding, Inc.’s technology solutions and services

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Barcoding, Inc. Launches #SupplyChainGeek Network

The new digital community supports collaboration and sharing for those involved with all aspects of the supply chain

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Rock Stars of the Supply Chain: Why the Supply Chain Will Never Fully Break

Daniel Blank, director of labeling and printing for Barcoding, Inc., explains why the supply chain may bend or twist but never fully break.

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How to Build a Supply Chain for the Future

People, process, technology and data must work together to support the desired outcomes.

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Barcoding, Inc. Announces CaptureTech Key Management Solution

The new system leverages RFID and barcode technology to help users efficiently, securely and reliably issue and collect keys.

Barcoding Releases CaptureSoft eXpress for Android OS

Users now have the flexibility to implement CaptureSoft eXpress on a traditional rugged, industrial-grade device or on any of the wide variety of devices that run Android.

Barcoding, Inc. Announces Agenda for Conference

Conference will show supply chain leaders how to be more efficient with mobile technology.