Entrust’s Financial Instant Issuance Cloud solution enables you to instantly issue dual interface, permanent, activated credit or debit cards to your customers. Consumers Love Instant Everything How long before new
How Technology Can Improve the Store Experience – From the Shopper and Associate Points of View
In 2019, Zebra’s Global Shopper Study confirmed that even consumers who occasionally shop online still preferred to browse and buy in store. Being able to touch, see or smell items
How Barcode Technology Adds Value to the Supply Chain
For over 46 years, barcode technology has been used to accelerate the extraction of data from product and shipping labels. In many industries, labels are applied to items to
How to Select the Best RFID Printer for Your Application
If you are looking to add RFID technology into your business, expanding your RFID application, or responding to new requirements for RFID encoded labels on your products, selecting the right
What is RFID, and Why it Should be Used?
RFID Technology Benefits Ease of Use: The RFID solution does not require a line of sight access to be able to read tags. Still, the tag can also include a
Using the Power of a Barcode to Connect with Your Customers
Barcodes have come a long way since their first commercial use in 1974 when just eight digits were transferred in a barcode on a package of chewing gum. The use
How Barcode Technology Has Evolved from a Pack of Gum to Full Consumer Engagement
Barcode technology has been a massive success since its introduction to the retail space in 1974 when a pack of Wrigley’s chewing gum became the first commercial item scanned using
The 7 Most Important Questions to Ask Before You Install a New Barcode Printer
When you’re evaluating, purchasing, and installing new barcode printers, it can be easy to get caught up in the weeds of one brand vs. the other, who has the best
FAQ on Barcode Scanning & Printing
CAN A BARCODE READER PROCESS MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF SYMBOL? Yes. barcode readers support multiple common symbologies. Generally, readers can recognise more linear than 2-D symbologies, but often support