ADC Technologies

The push is on to get to the next level of productivity and workflow efficiency with automatic data capture technologies.

Automatic data capture just got a new ally, the edge. The technology allows everything from scanners to voice systems to process data on the edge of where it is collected. The result is real-time decisions that deal with reality, not some plan that no longer applies.

As the modern warehouse continues to evolve, ADC equipment and the companies that develop it are playing pivotal roles in its progression.

Suppliers and users of scanners, printers and rugged mobile devices find themselves at the intersection of technological advances, increasing consumer demands and rising labor costs. The top players are finding ways to meet each challenge with minimal risk as the market landscape continues to shift. Leaders in Automatic Data Capture suppliers 2016, RFID suppliers Top 20, Warehouse data capture devices, Top 20 suppliers of warehouse data capture technology

Retail scanner re-purposed for e-commerce returns.

GHS readiness survey shows lack of barcode labeling strategy results in fines and disruption to business.

As automatic data collection (ADC) technologies become affordable and ruggedized, a wider swath of logistics operations are turning to a range of equipment and software to gain efficiencies and meet the growing demands of their customers.

Partnership to enhance integrator's offerings for mobile process optimization and data analytics.

Four companies share how they successfully connected the data points to streamline their operations.

Businesses say IoT is the transformative technological initiative of the decade, according to independent research.

Global group to be headed by 20-year veteran of system integration, warehouse management systems, traceability systems and RFID solutions.

Office to serve as "bridge" between markets in Europe and Asia.

Research suggests RFID has penetrated only 7% of the addressable apparel market.

"Fingerprint" of optical patterns can be embedded in dust-sized particle smaller than the width of a human hair.