License Options for Custom Barcode Integration

by Nate Schubert IDAutomation products may be utilized by a wide range of customers and industries from everyday people who just want to use barcodes to keep track of personal music, film or document libraries to developers who want to integrate our professional-grade barcode fonts or barcode generation components into complex environments such as Java, ASP .NET, Reporting Services and others. Developers may also integrate barcode products directly into their custom software applications which are often ultimately meant for distribution in retail...

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Code 39 Barcodes in SAP Crystal Reports

Azalea has had a long and happy relationship with SAP/Business Objects Crystal Reports - years and years. We love talking to Crystal customers on the phone; they really know their stuff!The Windows version of most of our software packages are compatible with Crystal, making it a super snap to build barcodes into reports. Check out how to make Code 39 barcodes in Crystal (it really is SO ea...

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TSC Announces New President

TSC Auto ID Technology Co., Ltd. (TSC) a leading innovator in the design and manufacturing of thermal barcode printer technologies today announced organizational changes that Hank Wang was stepping down from the President position at HQ for retirement on 11thJan. and the appointment of Sam Wang as President of TSC is effective January 12th, 2013.“We thank Hank Wang, the past President of TSC, for his dedication to TSC Auto ID during this time, and helping to improve quality and operations among many other achievements. He was instrumental...

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Battling Online Retail Giants: Miracle on 34th Street Inspires

Scott Truitt is a Brand Strategist and Designer specializing in Brand Development and Prototype Retail Store Design. His clients include national and international companies such as Office Depot, Nike, Costco, and Miller Brewing Company, as well as professional sports teams such as the Seattle Seahawks, Baltimore Ravens, and Pittsburgh Steelers, and regional retailers such as Aries Apparel, The Luxury of Leather, and Picasso Exotic Aquatics. Scott employs a unique branding and design process to help his clients to focus and articulate their brand...

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[Guest Blog] Benefits of Custom Displays

I was talking with my sister on the phone the other day, when she interrupted me from her excitement over her recent impulse buy of black, glitter nail polish. She had gone to the store for some soda, when she explained that she saw this new nail polish sign. She’s not terribly familiar with all of the display marketing lingo. Anyway, after some probing, I found out that she was attracted to this new color of polish because of the display.Custom...

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RIP Norman Joseph Woodland - Retail Revolutionary

Though belated we wanted to take a moment to remember a technology revolutionary, Norman Joseph Woodland. Which few visionaries names go down in the history books, Norman, creator of the barcode made much possible. His creation came before it's time and wasn't broadly adapted until over 20 years after his inception. It is said that Norman very much enjoyed shopping at grocery stores and seeing his idea on next to every product available for purchase. Thank you for your vision and thank you for your contribution to modern retail, Norman....

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New Discounts for Hosted Barcode Generator Services!

by Nate Schubert IDAutomation would like to hear from new and existing customers of the Hosted Dynamic Barcode Image Generator Service. We are happy to extend an offer to receive a discount for your next yearly subscription renewal or an equal-amount credit for a recent renewal order. We have outlined a few different opportunities for customers to receive this savings below:Submit a quality written testimonial that provides an overview of how the Hosted Barcode Generator works within your environment, and how it benefits your organization, customers...

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Grandfather of the Modern Barcode, Norman Joseph Woodland, Has Died

From lecturer in mechanical engineering at Drexel University to technical assistant on the Manhattan Project to inventor of the original concept of barcoding (inspired by Morse code), Norman Joseph Woodland led a very interesting life. He passed away on December 9th, 2012, at the age of 91.DC Velocity has an interesting piece on the man whose ideas helped slingshot the manufacturing,...

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