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Top Warehouse Trends for 2024

The global warehouse management market size is valued at $3.4 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow another 19% per year from 2023 to 2030. No wonder improved efficiency and increased output are the goals for the growing demand. To meet these demands, we will look at the top warehouse trends of 2024: More and […]


5 Ways BarTender Solves Labeling Inefficiencies

Inefficiencies in any business are a leech on operations that every good manager seeks to remove. In the supply chain, it can be the difference between profit and loss for a company. For the product labeling world, BarTender looks at five ways their solution can solve labeling inefficiencies. Consolidated Label Templates – Limiting the number of label templates […]


Using AI to combat manufacturing waste

When looking for manufacturing efficiencies, we often seek to simplify steps, cut costs, or reduce materials waste. In this article by Manufacturing Business Technology, we see how AI is combatting manufacturing waste and improving warehouse efficiency. Companies are looking for ways to gain efficiencies and operate more leanly, whether that be Just in Time (JIT) […]


RFID improves inventory management

RFID or radio-frequency identification technology continues to be an important aspect of inventory control management due to its automation capabilities and data collection. RFID can improve inventory accuracy, resulting in better management and a positive bottom line. There are two types of readers: Fixed readers: these are installed in a specific location where RFID tag […]


Pilot Program Recycles 40,000 Pounds of Used Medical Devices

As technology advances, companies often look to create materials that can be reused or at the least, recycled. Medical Devices are an industry that creates a large amount of waste. In response to this “medical technology company BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company), and Casella Waste Systems, a solid waste, recycling and resource management services company, […]


Product Lifecycle Management

Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is the “strategic process of managing the complete journey of a product from initial ideation and development to service and disposal.”  It is the management of a product from start to finish. PLM is important in the manufacturing industry since it deals with every stage of a product’s life. Beginning with […]


The intricacies of FDA regulations

The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) provides regulation for food, drugs, medical devices, radiation-emitting products, vaccines, animal and veterinary products, cosmetics, and tobacco products.  Just in the radiation-emitting products category alone, they are responsible for regulating firms that manufacture, repackage, relabel, and/or import medical devices sold in the U.S. That is a lot of oversight! The […]


Inspiring technological relevance in manufacturing workers

We are hearing more and more about AI and the concern that it will take over many jobs and aspects of our lives and manufacturing is no stranger to technological advancements and process automation. So how do manufacturers inspire technological relevance in manufacturing workers, when many don’t want to leave their comfort zone and venture […]


BarTender enhances infrastructure for animal feed company

We often talk about capacity building and how technology can provide efficiency when capacity is ramped up. BarTender provided enhancements in infrastructure and reduction of human resources for an animal feed company when they needed to ramp up production due to increased demand. Perstorp is a leading specialty chemicals innovator, whose animal nutrition division “needed […]


What’s the skinny, on skinny labels?

We recently wrote about the Hatch-Waxman Act and the negotiation that occurred to allow for longer patents for new drugs on the market.  Now we dive into skinny labels, what they are, and how they may prevent brand-name drug manufacturers from delaying the competition. In this blog, we will share the skinny, on skinny labels. […]