On June 26, 1974, the first item was scanned with a barcode, a pack of chewing gum. Since then, barcodes…
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Category: Label Facts
UID Meaning: What It Is and How It Improves Asset Tracking
UID meaning refers to a Unique Identifier—a specific code assigned to one item to distinguish it from everything else. In…
How to Build a Marketing Asset Tagging System That Actually Works
Start here: assign every marketing item a unique ID, apply a durable label with a scannable QR code, and log…
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