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Warehouses have been around since the time of Ancient Rome and are such a great invention, they remain part of our modern industry. Barcode scanning has been around for almost 50 years, and its value to industry and manufacturing grows with each passing year. Manufacturing has come to rely on this technology for inventory management, shipping and receiving, traceability, and much more. Without barcodes, manufacturers would be forced to rely on employees calculating and recording by hand in order to track the various components of business. Decades of study have shown that performing these processes by hand leads to higher rates of error, costing businesses time and money.

Historical Precidence

When you think about your business, what aspects are crucial to its success? Do inventory levels and records keep you up at night? Are you sweating over quality control or turnaround time? A device that can help alleviate these concerns should be crucial to any business.

Barcode Scanning & Manufacturing Go Hand-In-Hand

There are literally hundreds of moving pieces in any manufacturing process. These variables affect the quality, safety, efficiency, and bottom line profit margins for companies large and small. Identifying process weak points, monitoring inventory statuses, forecasting production flow, and hundreds of other workflow processes can be tracked — facilitating real-time decision making for management teams nationwide. Data capture makes all this possible.