Don’t Let TSA Mandates Slow Your Shipments
In 2007, Congress passed the 9/11 Act requiring that 100% of the cargo originating in the US that is transported on passenger airplanes be screened in the same way as passenger luggage. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is charged with enforcing this mandate; the deadline for meeting this mandate was August 1, 2010. If you ship [...]
Can Cloud Computing Save You Money?
“Can cloud computing save you money? Probably, but what problems does it bring with it?” states Dr. Peter Green of BellHawk Systems Corporation. For most mid-sized manufacturing companies, cloud computing means moving from having their accounting, MRP, CRM and barcode tracking hosted on their own computers to using servers hosted in a secure data center [...]
3 Reasons to Invest in Smart Printing
You might have seen our video in LabelingNews on smart printing. Maybe you thought it was an interesting innovation in label printing but something that wasn’t right for you. Some advantages of using smart printing, though, might make you think again. Develop better work processes. Because smart printers integrate the power of a personal computer, you [...]
Resources for DoD Labeling
Here at Winco ID, we’ve been helping clients get into compliance with the labeling mandates from DoD for a number of years. If you find that you have to comply with MIL-STD-129 or 130, we have several ways to get your questions answered and to help you get into compliance. Here are some of them: [...]
Choosing Printers for Healthcare Applications
“Quality care depends on quality information. That’s why many hospitals are implementing bar code systems to deliver accurate information in a variety of patient care and clinical settings. Bar codes are important for improving patient safety and process efficiency. Therefore, they should be created with care using dedicated printers that are optimized to provide reliable, [...]
UDI-FDA Ruling Webinar
Currently there is no effective way for manufacturers, healthcare distributors and hospitals to handle recalls or traceability which could effect patient safety. The FDA is continuing to move forward with the UDI ruling as a way to identify a particular medical device within the United States. through distribution and use. The Unique Identifier will be [...]







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