So you bought barcoding hardware (a scanner and printer); now what?
Scenario
A user buys barcoding hardware (a scanner, a label printer, and maybe even a cart or other equipment) but now he can’t figure out how to duplicate the barcode that he just scanned. Whoever sold him the hardware told them they can print labels. But what he was not told is that he will need software to do it.
What’s one thing that your local library, an e-commerce warehouse, and a major manufacturer all have in common? --- a tremendous need for efficient printing and scanning of barcode labels.
Blood Tests, Barcodes, a Best Practices
Track and trace has always been important when controlling the chain of custody in food and drug distribution. But in 2020, levels of consumer medical testing are unprecedented --- and there is a hyper-focus on medical testing procedures. Millions of swabs are being taken and mass testing is happening, and keeping control of the chain of custody with the level of testing volume is daunting.
Hardware solutions for tracking lab samples & safely administering CV-19 tests
Winning the war on COVID-19 means having the ability to perform massive testing and isolation of those that are infected. But having bad barcode labels reduces our ability to inform individuals with timely accurate data.