Barcode is a type of AIDC technology that allows users to have good asset identification and tracking capabilities for their business. A barcode can help identify the product group of an item, and

The use of barcodes is prevalent in every product-related industry, we use it on items, packages, etc. From the start to the end of the supply chain, you can see the use of barcodes. These little

Automatic Identification and Data Collection is an essential part of any business, regardless of where it is in the supply chain. These practices help a business gather information on its products

Barcode technology has been a part of the manufacturing and supplying industry for the last three decades. They allow us to have greater visibility over the operations of our organizations. They are

QR Code menus are getting quite popular with more and more customers willing to scan a QR-based digital menu while visiting a restaurant or eatery. Even though digital menus have been around for a

AIDC solutions are essential for the success of most businesses, they allow for the optimization of a lot of day-to-day tasks. They also provide accurate data collection & item identification

With ever changing business landscape and unforeseen circumstances disrupting supply chain, running a business is getting harder and harder. Adding the post pandemic customer behavioral changes,

Many prominent museums and Art Galleries around the world are using technology to audit and track all the artwork collection they have with them. Use of IoT technology to manage Artwork inventory and

The retail sector is the second last point at the end of any supply chain. It is a place of direct connection of customers with a brand. Retail stores are necessary, as they allow the market to exist

As a tech enthusiast, I understand why businesses incorporate technology for streamlining various day-to-day operations,  and let me tell you that modern technologies have contributed