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As an IT manager, you know that time is money.
Most businesses need effective inventory control and management. Companies across industries are seeking ways to gain real-time visibility and increase control over their inventory for better management. RFID technology can effectively help enterprises track and manage assets ranging from production equipment to shipping cases, commodities, and more.
Labeling is a vital aspect of various industries that delivers essential information, yet it generates a considerable environmental footprint. For instance, an application using 6,000 ribbons annually with a standard roll configuration (110mm x 300m) can consume up to 833 kg of plastics, equivalent to nearly 25,000 plastic bottles.1 As environmental protection becomes increasingly important, many businesses are now seeking greener products and solutions to decrease their environmental impact to comply with regulations, contribute to sustainability, and win customers.
Automatic labeling is a standard practice for fulfilling high-volume labeling applications. However, to reduce the environmental impact of these processes, print and apply professionals are dedicated to using greener solutions, such as ribbon-saving functions.
Rising demand for automation and complex labeling applications has made automatic labeling grow in importance across various industries. Increasing customization, labeling requirements, and technological advances have led many businesses to search for solutions that help them cope with these growing demands while improving productivity and efficiency.
Changing any part of a print-and-apply system requires tremendous effort for Systems Integrators (SI). Taking print engine replacement as an example, SIs will have to reconfigure system settings or purchase new parts, spending additional time and resources.
When it’s time to purchase one of our high-quality thermal printing solutions for your enterprise or office, you might be tempted to skip the on-site service plans to save some money. However, investing in an on-site service plan can be a wise decision in the long run.
Print-and-apply systems are often adopted in production facilities to eliminate manual and legacy processes to increase throughput and reduce expenses. This process automatically creates and applies labels to products, packaging, pallets, and more.
We continue to spotlight our global team members and their stellar contributions to our company. This week, it’s our pleasure to highlight Nick Chu and his efforts in Southeast Asia, as the Regional Sales Director of Division II.
System integration for print and apply can be a complex, time-consuming process for automatic label applicators. System integrators must ensure that the systems perform 24/7 faithfully for around-the-clock production efficiency.
Like many other industries, the automotive industry has been greatly affected by the unpredictability of the supply chain.