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The company has grown from a one-person start-up operation to a leading manufacturer and installer of bar code labels and signs.

Beam Renew™ is ID Label Inc.’s popular warehouse rack cover-up solution.

MHI, through its MH10 Committee on Unit-Loads and Transport-Packages, is soliciting membership in two of its standards drafting subcommittees (SCs).

Partnership aims to help companies reduce counterfeit goods and product diversions using certified QR code.

Acquisition to expand solutions for healthcare industry as well as food safety and other applications that can benefit from increased asset visibility.

Frost & Sullivan market analysis suggests passive RFID still has a competitive edge over active RFID, but technological advancements are helping to close the gap.

Global leaders combine software and hardware to co-develop solutions for digital supply chain operations in factories, warehouses and retail.

New types of “edge” technologies promise new options for real-time location insights. Learn how these emerging forms of data capture might supplement traditional AIDC as well as the importance of software platforms, analytics and applications that take advantage of real-time location data.

Study explores the potential for IoT to stream data through the business logic, use AI to constantly learn, and then apply that learning by creating new business logic.

The pace of change in the warehousing and distribution arena seems to accelerate daily. At ID Label, our clients continue to seek new label and signage solutions to help them address dynamic needs for improvements in inventory management, product throughput and operational efficiency.

ID Label Inc., the industry’s premier provider of custom barcoding solutions, has launched a new website and rebranded with a new logo.

Alliance will first address high-growth, evolving segments such as convenience and grocery.

The combined forces of a strong economy, e-commerce growth and a tight labor market are making it more important the ever for warehouse and distribution center (DC) operations to find ways to make their existing infrastructure and people more productive.

Detect shiny, reflective packaging with photoelectric sensor.