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Our Expertise

Your dedicated team of experts works hard to understand your workers’ pain points and the goals of your internal processes—and that allows us to customize and deliver solutions that address your unique transportation and logistics technology challenges.

Our Approach

A Barcoding-Canada solution is never just a piece of hardware: This is the heart of Barcoding-Canada’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.

Our Partner Network

Barcoding-Canada 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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Vancouver
#213 – 2999 Underhill Avenue
Burnaby, BC V5A 3C2
Tel. +1.604.260.1446

Toronto
2770 14th Avenue
Suite 103
Markham, ON L3R 0J1
Tel. +1.437.538.3185


Montreal
1111 Boulevard Dr.-Frederik-Philips #600
Saint-Laurent, QC H4M 2X6
Tel. +1.438.800.8009


SCMA Conference 2019 – Recap

We were fortunate to attend the SCMA National Conference and Gala to catch up on the latest and greatest in intelligent supply chain. It was an inspiring event that really left its mark on us and we can’t wait to utilize what we learned. We want to thank our partner Honeywell for sponsoring us to attend!

Here’s a quick recap

Changes are here:

Linking back to our theme of Geek Tank, the supply chain world is changing and it’s time to get ahead ourselves. We caught a bit of a break but things have really picked up with the rapid growth of ecommerce. We have to tune in on such trends as “reshoring” (opposite of outsourcing), local sourcing of products like fresh food, AI implementations, and IOT.

Robotics and AI:

For a while, we ignored the presence of robotics in supply chain because it had its drawbacks. Many deemed it to be too experimental, but as of 2019 the technology has made leaps and bounds. Alibaba, DHL and Amazon have already made the switch in some of their essential warehousing activities.

The Future is Bright:

  • In 2025, millennials will comprise of 75% of the workforce in Canada.
  • 83% of customers will demand more digital services.
  • E-commerce is becoming a challenge & an opportunity for rapid growth (Walmart, Amazon & Alibaba)
  • IOT, Robotics & AI are the 3 key disruptive trends in the logistics industry.
  • 80% of the global DC’s are manually operated. The aging workforce, lack of qualified workers & shortage of labor are becoming a hindrance. In 2016, DHL launched a collaborative robotics agenda. We feel in the next 3-5 years  that the adoption of robotics will be critical.
  • IOT will play a key role in logistics,  such as using RFID to monitor temperature and conditions in air freight shipments
  • Algorithms will be and is essential to a well-maintained supply chain ecosystem in not just the logistics and transportation industry, but also others

What’s next?

The 3 day event was jam-packed, but we had a lot of fun too. We hope you are now seeing your supply chain with optimism and fresh new ideas. Be sure to share them with us, so we can help you make them into reality.

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