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Key takeawaysGS1 Sunrise 2027 is a global initiative to ensure POS systems can scan both 1D and GS1-compliant 2D barcodes.Traditional 1D barcodes only store a GTIN, while 2D barcodes can hold detailed data like expiration dates, batch numbers, serial numbers, and URL/digital links.GS1 Digital Link enables 2D barcodes to function like web links, connecting physical products to on...

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Key Takeaways86% of construction and trades businesses track inventory in spreadsheets, and 35% still use pen and paper, with the two often feeding into each other.Only about 1 in 5 operators use dedicated inventory software.94% say they’re satisfied with how they currently track inventory; among the highest satisfaction of any segment we surveyed.Despite that s...

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Key takeaways A manufacturing execution system (MES) is software that monitors, tracks, and controls production in real time, acting as the bridge between business planning systems and your production processes.MES software helps address common manufacturing challenges, including poor production visibility, quality control issues, inefficient resource utilization, and compliance...

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Inventory management software subscriptions cost $50 to $300 per month for most small and mid-sized businesses in 2026, with full-featured plans running roughly $150 to $1,000 per month flat-rate. Enterprise systems exceed $5,000 monthly.

First-year costs run higher, though, because they also include onboarding, warehouse hardware, and integrations, which often rival th...


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If you think humanoid robots are a decade away, think again. They’re already on factory floors, they’re already fulfilling orders, and they’re already being priced to undercut human labor. The question isn’t if they’re coming to your warehouse; it’s whether you’ll be ready when they do.

In this episode of Secret Life of Inventory, we sat down with David Kilzer,...


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