About
Datalogic
Datalogic (formerly PSC Inc.) is a global provider of data-capture solutions for retail
supply chains. Its broad array of products and services include point-of-sale
scanning, warehousing & distribution, and wireless networking.
Datalogic is a privately held global company. With over 3 million scanners installed worldwide, Datalogic's 750 plus
employees provide quality products, sales, service and support through
a network that extends into 101 countries.
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Datalogic and Barcoding.
Datalogic's Product Offerings
Datalogic's wide range of quality products are used to collect, process and
transmit bar code data to terminals and host computers which provide
data-capture solutions in the retail, manufacturing, warehousing, logistics
and package handling markets. The products include:
- Industrial Handheld Scanners
- Data Collection Terminals
- Fixed Station
- Vehicle Mount
- Portables
- Wireless LANs
- Scan Engines and Modules
- Retail Fixed Scanners
- Retail Handheld Scanners
Barcoding Inc. and Datalogic
Barcoding integrates Datalogic units with different software packages,
including IntelliTrack, RioScan, Wavelink, and Retriever, to create a
system that allows fast collection and dissemination of data over a wireless
network. Datalogic offers a vast array of data collection devices, from "dumb" scanners
to fully functioning Windows devices.
The strong relationship between Barcoding and Datalogic allows Barcoding
to provide the proper devices for your application and at a very competitive price.
This gives you and your workers the tools to perform daily business functions
faster and more accurately, which lets you have the data you need to
make informed business decisions.
Featured Datalogic Product
PowerScan® D8300
Industrial Handheld Laser Bar Code Reader
Product
Summary:
Datalogic Scanning’s PowerScan readers are the top rated industrial handheld data collection products on the market. Synthesizing knowledge and experience, Datalogic Scanning is evolving the PowerScan family to include the PowerScan 8300 series:corded and cordless laser bar code readers featuring state-of-the-art performance for rugged industrial use.
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Features
- Standard Range (contact up to 3.3 ft / 1 m) and Auto Range (4 in / 10 cm to 33 ft / 10 m) optic models available
- Drop resistance to 6.5 ft / 2 m
- User interface: loud beeper and Datalogic 3GL™good read feedback
- Built-in multiple interface (RS-232, Keyboard Wedge, Wand and USB)
- Undecoded TTL Laser Out Model
Designed for Productivity:
The PowerScan 8300 readers’ ergonomic enclosures are lightweight and well-balanced ensuring optimal operator comfort during scan intensive operations. Multiple good-read feedback features and a built-in metal tether hook for suspended applications ensure workplace productivity. The PowerScan 8300 readers’ superior reading performance is enhanced by Datalogic’s patented Puzzle Solver™ technology for fast and accurate reading of standard, poorly printed and damaged bar codes.
The History of Datalogic
Founded in 1972 in the automation industry, Datalogic quickly came to realize that there was serious potential in the bar code industry, in particular, in the information technology world in which it could be used, and not only within the automation market.
From the beginning of the 80’s, Datalogic has maintained a close link with the foreign market, consolidating its direct presence in various countries. The objective was to acquire control over major strategic accounts, and moreover, to gain entry into the United States, a market with excellent potential in terms of technology and potential clients.
In the meantime, Datalogic was growing in the bar code industry, quickly obtaining an effective balance between industry and retail, all the while remaining fully European: its strength had to be drawn for the most part outside of Europe, therefore maximizing its presence in Asia and the United States. The solution was to acquire locally, something with an already established presence within the national territory, thus gaining increased value from its resources. Going in the same direction was its listing on the Italian stock exchange in 2001, which gave the company sufficient capital to acquire a suitable company when one become available.
In 2005, following a series of strategic moves, Datalogic had the opportunity to purchase American-based PSC Inc. As a result, Datalogic not only made the giant leap into the US retail market, but also became the third largest automatic identification company in the world.
In 2006, a year after the acquisition of PSC, after learning its strengths and synergies, and accurately evaluating the best way in which to optimize both company’s resources, Datalogic underwent a transformation, resulting in the present day organization.
The new Datalogic
Accelerating growth, generating value, and increasing profit through strategic direction and resource development. Using these objectives, Datalogic operates an efficient and streamlined organization: a “federal company” with autonomous operating divisions with specific focus on markets and products.
Within the new organizational structure, Datalogic S.p.A. is responsible for defining the corporate vision and strategy, values and politics, and controlling the coordination and administration of the three companies. Datalogic Scanning, headquartered in Eugene, Oregon in the US, is focused on the retail market, which is a thriving and growing opportunity in the States. Datalogic Mobile, headquartered in Bologna, Italy, focused on mobile computing applications for warehouse management systems. Datalogic Automation, also headquartered in Bologna, combines three different business areas: unattended scanning systems, marking and RFID; all of which share the same market and clients in the automation industry. The Business Development unit of Datalogic SpA is charged with the responsibility of developing new internal business platforms and evaluating possible future mergers and acquisitions.
This business model maximizes the potential for new economic growth, geography and technology, while at the same time facilitating the evaluation and integration diverse resources and operational methods. Only through increased internal autonomy is it possible to overcome the hurdle of a mature and competitive market; close relationships between suppliers, clients, and businesses are fundamental to success.
Datalogic’s new structure recognizes the diversity of its three businesses: each one brings its own unique characteristics with regards to product types, market types, channel, and logic; this structure provides autonomy for them to develop in the manner that they deem right for them. Each company will have new business opportunities and the ability to develop unique resources; as a result each company can offer clients a more accurate analysis of their needs, increasing business visibility and diversification.
This business model enables not only internal improvement within the company, but also external growth, in which acquisitions and mergers become daily part of operations to guarantee the strength and leadership of the Group.
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