Well, it’s not nearly as exciting as the Foreman/Frazier fight of 1973 but it’s as important; if not more. Like Frazier, Microsoft Windows XP Pro support is getting knocked out on April 8, 2014. How will this play out? No new security updates No non-security hot fixes No free or paid assisted support options No …
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Whether you operate a medical facility, financial institution, tax preparation firm, retail store or if you’re a field sales or service provider, improving customer satisfaction is a top priority. When signature capture technology is integrated into company processes, error rates decrease. In addition, the return-on-investment (ROI) related to labor and cost savings of printing, filing …
Barcodes are Everywhere! So what exactly is a barcode? A barcode is a machine readable code consisting of printed and patterned bars, spaces and geometric patterns. Barcodes (also commonly spelled “bar codes”) are used to store data and identify/track objects and assets. The first patent for a bar code-type product was issued to inventors Joseph …
With all the options available today, choosing the device that will work best for your environment can be tricky. Here are 9 questions to help you choose the right mobile computer for your warehouse. Read these before you buy. 1. How would you describe your warehouse? Warehouses can be dusty and dirty, and depending on …
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I really love it when I come across exceptional customer service because I am passionate about delivering exceptional service to our customers. This time I am calling out the airline industry again. (Anyone remember my nightmare trip to COPSWEST a couple months ago?) But today I am really and truly smiling, because there are airlines …
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I sell a lot of mobile printers that are destined to spend their lives mounted in a vehicle. The majority of them are 8.5″ wide thermal printers that are used to generate citations and reports for patrol officers from continuous roll thermal paper. I recently had a fairly large project for the same application that …
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From the ‘conversations that I’ve actually had’ department: “Hey Steve, do you have a second?” “Sure, what’s up?” “What’s SCADA?” “I have no idea, don’t we have people that actually know the answer to that question?” “Yes, but I’m insinuating that you should write a blog about it.” Great idea, Chief of Operations! Because I …
In a previous blog, I wrote about the implementation of new GS1 standards. The GS1 organization, along with the International Diary-Deli-Bakery Association and International Dairy Foods Association recently released new guidelines for traceability. The new guidelines cover dairy, deli and bakery products with details on product identification and how to use batch/lot numbers and bar …
Like many guys in their late twenties, I have been taken by the craze of home brewing. It’s a very fun activity, and after a few years of fine tuning my process I started inviting friends over to partake in the rewards of my craft. My friends, the freeloaders that they are, readily partook and …
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Press Releases On Nov 09, 2011 L-Tron Corporation Ranks #44 on Top Rochester Companies List L-Tron Corporation is proud to announce its ranking in the Rochester Top 100. A provider of barcode, scanning, mobility, and industrial computing solutions, L-Tron ranked #44 among Rochester, NY companies, according to the Democrat and Chronicle, a Rochester newspaper. The …