Barcodes have so many incredible applications. They’re not just great for tracking stock in warehouses and supply chains; they can be used in schools, hospitals, on gravestones and even in science to make amazing discoveries.

Stock inventory software has the potential to significantly increase productivity within the workplace, create more accurate data sheets and free up a significant amount of time for you and your employees. However, to truly maximise the potential of stock inventory software, it requires knowing how best to implement it into the existing business.

As a brand, Honeywell has always been defined by its innovation when it comes to creating technology that provides productivity solutions. And we’re delighted to announce that we will now be stocking the latest that Honeywell has to offer. The PX940 Industrial Printer.

At GSM Barcoding, we stock a range of reputable brands of barcode scanners, label printers and mobile computers. Today, we’re taking a look at one of these brands in particular: Honeywell.

Honeywell was founded in 1903 and has been innovating commercial and consumer products, engineering services and aerospace systems ever since. They are always striving to find better and more innovated ways to provide productivity solutions, building technologies and pioneering in everything they do.

From negotiating with vendors to going green, there are plenty of ways for a business to save money. But did you know that investing in an asset tracking system could pay for itself and then some? When you implement a barcode system into your warehouse or factory, you will instantly see a multitude of benefits to how your operations run, which ultimately benefits the bottom line.

At GSM Barcoding, we stock a wide range of zebra barcode scanners, printers and mobile computers. Today, we’re going to be taking an in-depth look at Zebra; a very reputable brand.

Barcodes are everywhere. We see them every single day whether we notice them or not. On almost every item we buy from any shop, you can guarantee that there’s a barcode attached so that it can be scanned and identified. But did you know that barcodes have far more applications than just supermarkets?

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Did you know that a large part of the environmental impact associated with the consumer sector is embedded in the supply chain? Supply chains have an essential role to play in creating a more sustainable society, and while companies identify the supply chain as one of the most challenging aspects of their business to make more sustainable, it is also one of the most important.

E-commerce is the buying and selling of products or services over the internet. For many people, it is something they do on a regular basis, and it can often be hard to imagine a time when this kind of service wasn’t a possibility.

A business’s supply chain needs to be as efficient as possible in order for the company to evolve and compete in today’s market. Consumer expectations are higher than they’ve ever been thanks to the likes of Amazon and the expectations they’ve set for online purchasing and home delivery. The rise of online buying has created a knock-on effect that means SMEs need to painstakingly assess and monitor their supply chain to ensure their products are being brought to the market with speed and efficiency in mind.