COMMERCE Twp., Mich. – February 2, 2026 – MIDCOM Data Technologies, a leader in providing cutting-edge barcoding solutions for warehousing and logistics, today announced that Ken Feinstein, Vice President of MIDCOM Data Technologies, has been named a winner of the 2026 Rock Stars of the Supply Chain Award in the

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Barcoding solutions are evolving as businesses demand greater accuracy, visibility, and speed across supply chains. What once served as a basic identification tool is now central to data-driven operations. From 2D codes to cloud-based systems, barcode technology is adapting to support automation, transparency, and omnichannel fulfillment. Here is a look

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Barcode systems play a crucial role in enabling businesses to track inventory, shipments, production stages, and transactions effectively. When the software behind these systems struggles, the result is delayed updates, scanning errors, and additional manual work. These issues often stem from weak system connections, poor label quality, and environmental conditions

Every year, as Prime Days kick off the shopping frenzy that rolls through Black Friday and into the holiday rush warehouses and distribution centers across the country feel the pressure. Orders multiply, deadlines tighten, and efficiency becomes everything. It’s the season when preparation makes or breaks performance. It’s the season

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In fast-moving warehouse environments, every second matters. Long fulfillment times, picking delays, and scanning errors all contribute to lost productivity and rising costs. As businesses look for better ways to improve workflows and meet growing demand, wearable barcode scanners are proving to be a powerful solution. These tools free up

Barcodes are the backbone of modern inventory and logistics. They keep products moving, ensure that orders are accurate, and allow for workflows to be more efficient. For most everyday applications, a simple black-and-white barcode is enough. But what happens when your operations demand more than standard labeling? That’s where colored

Barcoding equipment has become the backbone of daily operations in warehouses and distribution centers. From handheld scanners and mobile computers to printers and tablets, these devices keep products moving, orders accurate, and customers satisfied. But what happens when this critical equipment goes missing? The financial and operational costs of lost