Azalea Software is proud to support the protesters in Burma (Myanmar). You should too.The monks are the moral voice of the citizens. The military leaders are repressive and need to step down. The violence must end. Lend your support!
Zebra Plastic Card Printers.
Zebra Plastic Card Printers come in a variety of styles and price ranges, including single-sided printers, dual sided printers, and security printers
Healthy Solutions for Healthcare.
The healthcare industry benefits from barcoding. Barcoding enhances patient safety and operational efficiency.
Seagull Scientific Products
Seagull Scientific BarTender is an industry-leading label design and barcode software. Seagull Scientific also develops true Windows printer drivers for bar code and thermal printers.
MC 9190G
The Ability To Satisfy Your Company Software Requirements.
Wireless Broadband
The unrivalled Motorola portfolio of Point-to-Point (PTP), Point-to-Multipoint (PMP), and Mesh Wide Area Network (MWAN), WLAN and VoWLAN solutions make governments, enterprises, and service providers more agile by helping them deploy voice, video, and data applications right where they need them.
Sunday, 30 September 2007
Friday, 28 September 2007
100% Barcode-Free Blogging
Yet another reason you wish you lived in Seattle and so freakishly cute you can't stand it.
Thursday, 27 September 2007
New PR Manager
Paul Van Kleef has come to One Step Retail Solutions as the new PR Manager and brings with him a strong background in PR work. His experience includes PR and marketing for a consulting firm Hollander & Associates, a resort in Niagara Falls called Campark Resorts, the software company Diskkeeper, and an Internet-based classified company. Paul is also a graduate of a top Business School in Los Angeles, HCA International.
"I plan on working with One Step to get broadly known all the successes and functionality our product delivers to the retail market," says Paul.
Paul will start his Retail Pro V9 campaign to educate people about its new, improved upgrade. To reach him, you can contact him at (866) 266-1328 Ext. 4164.
"I plan on working with One Step to get broadly known all the successes and functionality our product delivers to the retail market," says Paul.
Paul will start his Retail Pro V9 campaign to educate people about its new, improved upgrade. To reach him, you can contact him at (866) 266-1328 Ext. 4164.
Wednesday, 26 September 2007
Waiting Impatiently for HCCB
I was promised an amazing technicolor dreamcoat, man.I am shocked, shocked I tell you, that something from our Redmond neighbor would be slow to roll.
Friday, 21 September 2007
Will RFID Replace Beloved Old PDF417?
Has PDF417 been supplanted by RFID?Pish and tosh, says I. In no small part because it resembles the coolest arcade game ever.
Friday, 14 September 2007
Barcode rings, barcode jewelry
If I did wear jewelry, I might be tempted to wear a barcode ring.As it is, all I can deal with is a dogtag with a Buddhist mantra on it.
Wednesday, 12 September 2007
Barcodes & dead people
Or at least "barcodes and one dead guy". Who isn't dead after all. But barcodes are involved.Heck, read the story for yourself.
Entire UK Population to be Branded
"For the state and your security you will be branded on the forehead with a barcode. There is nothing to worry about and it is totally painless."
Monday, 10 September 2007
Retail Pro Partner Conference
One Step Retail Solutions will be attending the annual Retail Pro Partner & User Conference on Oct. 14-16, 2007 in La Jolla, CA. The conference will feature how to help retailers keep up with the constantly changing retail industry and explore the latest industry trends.
Retail Pro customers will also be attending the conference and be able to test the brand new functionality of Retail Pro V9, learn about other products such as Retail Pro Payment Solutions, Planning and Business Intelligence, how to stay competitve in the current retail environment, and meet other successful retailers from around the country.
Read more details about the conference.
Read about Retail Pro
Retail Pro customers will also be attending the conference and be able to test the brand new functionality of Retail Pro V9, learn about other products such as Retail Pro Payment Solutions, Planning and Business Intelligence, how to stay competitve in the current retail environment, and meet other successful retailers from around the country.
Read more details about the conference.
Read about Retail Pro
Wednesday, 5 September 2007
Barcode CD rack
Oh Santa... I've been a pretty good boy so far this year. Haven't gotten caught doing anything terribly bad. So here's something you might instruct the elves to build for me this year: a barcode CD rack.I'm pretty sure I'll be the only kid in my neighborhood with one.
One Step on Inc. 5000 list
One Step Retail Solutions ranks No. 2832 on the first-ever Inc. 5,000 list of fastest growing private companies in America. From that list, there are other lists ranking the top companies by industry, in each major metropolitan area, and by dollar amount. One Step comes up No. 75 in the Top 100 by Metro Region for Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ.
The Inc. 5,000 includes the Inc. 500 but now provides an all-inclusive list of companies that are driving the U.S. economy. The Inc. 5,000 project unleashed more than 70 researchers, reporters, editors and interns to identifyf and profile the 5,000 fastest growing companies in Entrepreneurial America.
According to Inc., "The companies listed are the elite--the mere silver of the seven million or so companies in the U.S. that have employees."
One Step attained a growth rate of 117.9% between 2003 and 2006, and attributes its success to its business model.
See press release ...
The Inc. 5,000 includes the Inc. 500 but now provides an all-inclusive list of companies that are driving the U.S. economy. The Inc. 5,000 project unleashed more than 70 researchers, reporters, editors and interns to identifyf and profile the 5,000 fastest growing companies in Entrepreneurial America.
According to Inc., "The companies listed are the elite--the mere silver of the seven million or so companies in the U.S. that have employees."
One Step attained a growth rate of 117.9% between 2003 and 2006, and attributes its success to its business model.
See press release ...
Tuesday, 4 September 2007
RFID implants in one's worker bees
As an employer part of me thinks that California's ban on mandatory RFID implants in workers limits my ability to monitor and manage my staff members.Then I remember, "Oh yeah. I believe in personal freedom and the right to privacy." Compounded by the fact that Azalea Software supports the Electronic Frontier Foundation.What a toss up. Draconian management techniques with a hint of sci-fi evil or
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