Barcode Tracking - All The Information You Need to Know
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The document provides an overview of barcode tracking, including its history, uses in various businesses such as corporate offices and retail, and how to effectively use a barcode scanner. It highlights the benefits of barcode scanning for asset tracking and minimizing human errors in inventory management. The history section emphasizes the invention of barcode scanners by Woodland and Silver in the late 1940s, along with relevant technological considerations.
Barcode Tracking - All The Information You Need to Know
- 2. TABLE OF CONTENT Who Invented Barcode Scanner? About Barcode Tracking What Business Use Barcodes? How To Use A Barcode Scanner? 1. 2. 3. 4.
- 4. 1940S 1948 1952 1960S Woodland thought of a system to read product info They received patent for their invention Woodland & Silver invented the 1st barcode They sold the patent to Philco BARCODE HISTORY
- 6. Every business has internal processes that call for tracking things Many barcode trackers use Automatic Identification Data Capture technology
- 7. Data type & length Barcodesize&position THINGS TO CONSIDER TO PICK THE RIGHT BARCODE Equipmentcapabilities Scanningenvironment
- 9. The incorporation of barcode scanning has made internal asset tracking easier than before 01 Corporate/Business Offices
- 10. For example, barcodes are employed to track the movement of the raw material 02 Retail Industry
- 11. Barcode scanning helps minimize mistakes brought on by human error 03 Processing & Delivering Orders
- 12. Inventory & Logistics Management Barcodes provide a virtually error-free method of code tracking and keeping track of how much of an item you have with little error 04
- 13. Many workers in sensitive workplaces have personal security cards that can be scanned by a barcode reader 05 Corporate Security
- 14. How To Use A Barcode Scanner?
- 15. 1 2 3 4 5 Red laser light Position to hold a scanner Monitor Reading Locate barcode 5 STEPS TO USE A BARCODE SCANNER