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Our Approach

A Barcoding solution is never just a piece of hardware: This is the heart of Barcoding’s Process, People, Technology (PPT) philosophy.

First, we work to understand our clients’ businesses—their workflows, people, cultures, and goals—and then we discuss the types of technology available to fit their needs.

Industries

Barcoding’s #SupplyChainGeeks draw on decades of experience across manufacturing, distribution, retail, and transportation & logistics.

Our experts partner closely with customers and technology partners, taking a brand-agnostic, Process-People-Technology approach tailored to your industry’s complex landscape.

Our Partner Network

Barcoding, Inc. is a premier partner with the best manufacturers and software providers in the automated data capture, mobility, and supply chain spaces. Because of our strong relationships, our clients have access to high-level resources at our partners’ organizations—from the executive teams to sales, engineers, and support.

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3840 Bank Street
Baltimore, MD 21224

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Partner-Heros-Fleet

Fleet Management
& Final Mile Software

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Creating route plans that optimize and balance delivery profitability and customer service is a challenge. Good plans must take into consideration more than what can fit into a truck’s time window, open/close time, re-loads, and equipment restrictions.

Barcoding provides fleet management software solutions that solve these challenges and more by partnering with the leader in the industry, Descartes.

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Using advanced industry algorithms and custom routing passes, you can create multiple intelligent route plans to maximize investment in your fleet. Our solutions reduce distribution costs and fleet miles, increase resource usage, accommodate for shifting customer demands, decrease routing time, and set driver standards. In addition, Barcoding’s fleet management applications can produce a number of reports to make transportation information available to you quickly and easily.

We help support fleet management and final mile software with:

  • Cellular consolidation with OnDemand eSim’s and multi-network access
  • Delivery and driver enablement:
    • navigation, proof of delivery, weigh station bypass, routing, and visibility
  • In-cab Hardware improvements
    • From proprietary equipment to readily available and flexible Android platforms with best in class mounting
  • Moving from standard preventive maintenance models to a real-time predictive/prescriptive maintenance approach (AI and machine-learning based)
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ELD and Telematics

Barcoding specializes in supporting telematics efforts by partnering with Geotab, the top ISV in the market, and providing all enabling technology and managed services.

For our customers’ fleets, we help with ELD compliance (electronic logging devices), telematics, driver cameras (Surfsight), and trailer/asset tracking,

Common telematics system components:

  • “Black Box”: a mini-computer with embedded control logic, GPS, accelerometer, cellular radio or comm-connection, connected directly to truck ignition and Electronic
  • Control Module/Onboard Diagnostics Computer
  • Harness to connect vehicle ECM/OBDC to black box
  • Mobile computer, smart phone, or tablet to facilitate ELD and other line of business applications
  • Cellular connectivity to move data from black box and mobile devices
  • In-vehicle mounting kits for mobile devices
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Last Mile Deliveries

NAVIGATING SHIPPING

During Supply Chain Disruptions

COVID-19 has caused widespread disruption for businesses around the world. How can we prevent our supply chains from freezing up under extreme amounts of pressure? The shipping process and final-mile shipping in particular are a potential pressure point, so being flexible and finding new work-arounds is essential. Keep reading for some strategies from Inbound Logistics to minimize issues with shipping.

E-commerce and Shipping

Normally, e-commerce sales make up 11% of retail sales. Now, under quarantine and amidst store closures, online shopping is skyrocketing.

Final-mile delivery is particularly impacted, as it’s a labor-intensive process even under normal conditions. Additionally, new types of goods are being shipped, which causes a costly issue for delivery vehicles on the local level that are restricted to regulatory constraints on volume of goods and time on the road.

By optimizing the packaging of each item, you can reduce the strain on delivery vehicles. For example, try to consolidate shipments and improve the packing and cube utilization of packing. Another great strategy is to aim to keep as many sales as possible “buy online/pick up in store” (BOPIS) and avoid having to facilitate shipping altogether.

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Contactless Delivery

With health and safety concerns, limiting face-to-face interaction is a must. More businesses are turning to contactless delivery, so that shoppers have the option to receive their items without direct contact.

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Security

Approximately 36% of Americans have had a package stolen from outside their home. Consider ways that unattended packages can be tracked, such as email notifications upon delivery. This way, the customer has peace of mind that they can pick up their purchase immediately and limit the window of opportunity for theft.

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WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU

With over 20 years of experience, Barcoding has built an ecosystem of products and services to support our customers and help them be more efficient, accurate, and connected. We're here for you—contact us to discuss your project today!

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