Barcode, Labels and Equipment Blog

  • Barcode Verification Reliability
    Wednesday, February 27, 2008   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    Gage R & R in Barcode VerificationWhether or not you’ve thought about it, a barcode verifier is a gage. And like any gage, reliability is everything. How is gage reliability assured? In the world of statistical process control (SPC), ISO9000 and Six…
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  • BISG Carton Label Format
    Wednesday, February 27, 2008   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    What’s the buzz about New BISG carton Label Format?Recently, many publishers may have noticed that certain retailers are now requiring that inbound cartons be marked according the carton marking requirements established by the Book Industry Study Group. These guidelines might have…
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  • Quick Check 600 - QC600 Portable Product Retirement
    Tuesday, February 12, 2008   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    Future Trend in Barcode Verification: No More Wands? When Handheld Products, now Honeywell Imaging and Mobility, discontinued the Quick Check 600 family of verifiers last year, it was the death knell for thousands of verifiers in the field. Soon enough, those instruments would no longer be…
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  • RFID as a Process Transformation Strategy
    Wednesday, January 16, 2008   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    RFID technology can potentially impact so many areas of a company and its processes, the rush to implementation often causes companies to implement poorly and ultimately jeopardize not only maximizing the possible benefit, but the overall value of the integration.  In his recent article, “ READ MORE »


  • What is Barcode Validation?
    Friday, December 21, 2007   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    Barcode Verification Only Manages 1/2 the Risk  “Validation is to spelling what verification is to penmanship.”  Think about it. Spelling is making sure the word is really a word. After all, a misspelled word may not be recognizable as a word at all, and therefore devoid…
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  • ISO Certification of Barcode Verifiers
    Wednesday, December 12, 2007   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    If your company is pursuing ISO certification and you have barcodes on your product or in your process, verification is no longer enough. You also have to make certain your barcode verifiers are ISO certified. This isn’t always an easy thing to do, but neither…
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  • So What is a Blog Anyway?
    Friday, December 07, 2007   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    Technorati ProfileThe word "Blog" is not in spell check- yet I keep hearing it used everyday.What is a blog?What do people want to gain from a blog?Is anyone really reading this?  
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  • Barcode Scanning vs. Barcode Verifying Equipment
    Tuesday, November 13, 2007   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    The term “scanning” has come to mean anything having to do with reading barcodes, including verifying. Consequently, those of us who specialize in barcode quality and verification are always asking inquirers what they mean when they ask for a scanner. Do they just want to…
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  • Honeywell Quick Check 890 2D Barcode Verification
    Thursday, October 25, 2007   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    Is your Business Ready for 2D Barcode Verification?Scenario: PDF417 is starting to be required and Databar (fomerly known as RSS) is going to launch very soon. How do you verify these new symbols, along with the linear barcodes you will continue to use? …
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  • Barcode Validation vs Barcode Verification
    Tuesday, October 02, 2007   |   Posted in: Barcodes

    Validation: The Implied Parameter Scenario: Company "A" has a state-of-the-art barcode quality assurance program. They recognize their potential risk for poorly performing barcodes and they are proactive, even aggressive in managing that risk.Their program is well staffed, well funded and communicates their barcode requirements clearly with…
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