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Even the top colleges and universities around the world find it hard to keep track of inventory. According to a 2013 report, Virginia State University has as claimed around $8 million worth of taxpayer-funded inventory was lost, missing, or stolen. Even on a smaller scale, just the Miller Learning Read More

Barcodes are everywhere: products, loyalty cards, packaging labels, library books, you name it. With one scan of these striped bars, light energy is converted to electrical energy, which is converted to powerful data that can give you everything from inventory management to consumer awareness. Read More

Picture yourself purchasing a can of Coke at the store. The store clerk picks it up to scan it at the register, but it lacks a scanable barcode. Instead, the clerk moves the can in front of a scanner with image recognition technology. The system recognizes the red and white label as a can of tradit Read More

In an increasingly globalized world, there may be no greater asset to a company’s bottom line than a well-managed supply chain. Dell Computers once said that their supply chain is “the biggest leverage point we have,” and many of the planet’s leading companies are finding a correlation between the Read More

Bring your own device, commonly referred to as BYOD, has become the most viable way for business workers to access company information on mobile devices. These devices can pull up database information, access dashboard features, and share documents without being confined to the office computer. Read More

As it is with any type of business, staying up-to-date on current news, trends, and best practices in logistics and supply chain management is a crucial step to maintaining success. Fortunately, there is a wealth of information available online to help you keep up with the latest and greatest in th Read More

Excel spreadsheets might be one of the most popular applications available, but it’s also one of the most costly and destructive tools used in business. Read More

Robots will use the latest computer-vision and machine-learning algorithms to try to perform the work done by humans in vast fulfillment centers. Read More

Most small business owners and managers have purchased equipment solely because of decreased cost. Unfortunately, what looked like a great deal may have cost more to maintain than the pricier alternative. This is why forward-thinking professionals use Life Cycle Costing (LCC) when evaluating items Read More

For small businesses, investment in time and attendance software often takes a backseat to improving customer retention or finding new customer acquisition methods. The time and attendance systems already in place at small businesses can lead to inertia — an unwillingness to switch to a more effici Read More