Finding a thermal printer to replace your existing fleet can be stressful and time-consuming.

The busiest time of the year is upon us. Undoubtedly, the steep influx of seasonal operations will affect suppliers, retailers, warehouses, and other industries tied to retail and shipping. Get ahead and stay ahead of the curve by adequately preparing for this busy season.

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.

The cold chain was greatly affected by the pandemic like most aspects of the supply chain. With the need for rapid dissemination of vaccines, the cold chain experienced a drastic increase.

Mobile thermal printers enable users in a wide range of industries to print material on demand – where and when it is needed. This ability to print documents, receipts and labels without the need for stationary printers provides significant benefits to businesses and their customers.

RFID labeling has been quite the buzz for some time now. However, this year we’ve seen a massive influx in interest. What is the driving force behind this recent surge? Is this a quickly fading trend or is RFID here to stay?

Walmart Expands Its RFID Initiative

The versatility of mobile printers is what makes them a great option for many enterprises. Especially for mobile point of sale, retail, and direct store delivery (DSD).

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.

We continue to spotlight our team members and their stellar contributions to our company. This week, it’s our pleasure to highlight Hung Nguyen and his role in Southeast Asia. While Hung is new to the company, he brings over 11 years of AIDC experience to the team.

Our RFID Subject Matter Expert, Chris Brown, attended and presented at the AIM-sponsored FSMA 204 Webinar Session 3: Using Standards for Identification and Data Capture.