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Businesses are currently grappling with economic uncertainties arising from labor shortages, supply constraints, and inflation, all of which hinder the post-pandemic recovery. As a business owner or leader, your goal is to ensure the long-term success and resilience of your company despite evolving market conditions and emerging technologies. A well-defined IT strategy can help you adapt swiftly, allowing for resource reallocation to align with changing priorities. So, what’s the most rational approach to long-term IT planning, particularly when it comes to label printing solutions?
As an IT manager, you know that time is money.
Rising demand for automation and complex labeling applications has made automatic labeling grow in importance across various industries. Increasing customization, labeling requirements, and technological advances have led many businesses to search for solutions that help them cope with these growing demands while improving productivity and efficiency.
Walmart’s Success and Scale
Installing and maintaining a large number of printers at once can be an overwhelming task, especially when the workload is at peak levels.
Nobody likes a phone call with lots of background noise or a line that is cutting in and out. Information is lost, you’re constantly repeating yourself, and the entire experience is frustrating. In our busy day-to-day lives, we have little time and patience for poor-quality calls.
While the pandemic affected many aspects of business, arguably, the supply chain was hit the hardest. Mass adjustments have been made to combat the challenges.
A global chip resistor manufacturer was able to lower costs, reduce labor, and improve efficiency by deploying our T8000 ODV-2D barcode inspection printers.
Direct Store Delivery (DSD) reshaped the supply chain.
The retail supply chain is a complex and intricate operation that requires every player to operate at maximum capacity to ensure all goods get to consumers on time.