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Barcode technology has been helping businesses minimize data entry errors, speed processes, and reduce costs for over thirty years. The fact is, barcode systems work. Yes, some are configured better than others, some are easier to use, but even the most unusual application has reaped substantial return on investment in a reasonably short time frame.

The use of barcode technology in an industrial setting can be traced back as far as the 1960s, with some early implementations to identify railroad cars. Common barcodes began appearing on grocery store shelves in the early 1970s as the UPC code to automate the process of identifying grocery items. Today, barcodes are just about everywhere and are used for identification in almost all areas of business. When barcodes are implemented in business processes, procedures can be automated to reduce human error and increase productivity. Barcoding should be considered whenever there is a need to accurately identify or track something.

Printing barcodes can be done with a font and printed to any laser or inkjet printer. You can also purchase Barcode software that will allow you to print barcodes, text and even graphics onto labels. Keep in mind, however, the label material used for Laser/Inkjet printers is porous and the toner/ink fills the peaks and valleys that are natural to that material. Toner can flake after exposure to air after a while and barcodes can become unreadable by a scanner. Also, due to those same peaks/valleys, dust and dirt can accumulate on the label and make the barcode unreadable.