Kemtek Bar Coding Systems has introduced Hand Held Products' Quick Check 890 system for validating printed linear bar codes.
The Durban A1 Grand Prix proved access control is under control in SA, says DexSecurity Solutions, which provided the access control systems.
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The antennas division of Saab Grintek has entered into a reseller agreement with Triasx for the supply of its products.
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DexSecurity Solutions will supply the access control system for the Durban A1 Grand Prix street race for the next two years.
A new RFID solution guarantees donated blood is kept cool.
RC Group partners with Techno Investment to bring its biometric, RFID and security products to SA.
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Pinnacle Micro has introduced the LS4208, Symbol's next-generation handheld laser scanner.
Ansys will aid Spoornet to achieve situational awareness about its rolling stock.
In spite of the biggest vendors' best efforts, ERP customers will not be persuaded to upgrade during 2007, says Butler Group. [Local rep: MarketWorks]
This is because barcodes have become the de facto labelling standard for suppliers and shippers of goods.