True warehouse automation is not just about robots and technology—it’s about connected systems, accurate inventory data, and real-time visibility that improve efficiency across the entire operation.

True warehouse automation is not just about robots and technology—it’s about connected systems, accurate inventory data, and real-time visibility that improve efficiency across the entire operation.

If your operation is still relying on manual processes, spreadsheets, or paper-based tracking, barcoding is one of the fastest ways to improve accuracy and efficiency.
The good news? Getting started is simpler than most people think.

If your operation is still relying on manual processes, spreadsheets, or paper-based tracking, barcoding is one of the fastest ways to improve accuracy and efficiency.
The good news? Getting started is simpler than most people think.

Choosing between keyboard and touchscreen mobile computers can significantly impact productivity, accuracy, and user experience in warehouse and logistics operations. This guide compares devices like the CK67 and CT47, breaking down the pros and cons of each input method to help you select the right tool for your workflows.

Using (93) and (10)? Then you better mind your “(” and .
Because one missing separator can turn clean data into complete chaos.

By 2027, retailers and trading partners are expected to support 2D barcodes (such as GS1 Digital Link QR codes) alongside traditional 1D UPC barcodes. That means more data can be captured in a single scan — creating real operational impact.

For decades, paper has been the backbone of warehouse operations. Pick tickets, packing lists, bills of lading, receiving logs, inventory counts — entire distribution centers were run on clipboards and laser-printed forms. But in 2026, paper is no longer a productivity tool. It has become a liability. Across manufacturing, distribution, food, and e-commerce, companies are being forced to move away from paper not because it is old-fashioned — but because it cannot keep up with the speed, accuracy, and compliance demands of modern supply chains.

In today’s fast-paced, mobile-driven work environments, mobile devices aren’t just accessories—they’re essential tools that keep operations running. From warehouse barcode scanners and mobile computers to field service tablets and rugged handhelds, your devices must stay functional, updated, and secure at all times.