This year marks a significant milestone in our journey. We are thrilled to celebrate our 25th anniversary
Visit ID Integration at AHRMM26: Turning Visibility Into Operational Confidence
Healthcare supply chain leaders are under increasing pressure to do more than manage inventory. They are being
Hospital Field Guides for Specimen Custody and Asset Visibility
Two New Field Guides Built for Hospital Reality: Specimens and Hospital Assets & Equipment Hospitals do not
Healthcare RFID, AI & Visibility Strategies: Key Takeaways from the Track & Trace Transformation Summit 2026
Healthcare organizations are under increasing pressure to reduce delays, improve workflow coordination, and operate with greater certainty
See Passive RFID in Action at HIMSS 2026: Visibility for Assets, Trays, Specimens, and Inventory
Hospitals are being asked to improve performance while reducing labor, controlling capital spend, and minimizing risk. Yet
OR Specimen Tracking: A Practical RFID Chain of Custody for the Operating Room
When a surgical specimen goes missing or is mislabeled, cases stall, re-collections follow, and confidence erodes. In
Redefining Visibility in Healthcare: The Track & Trace Transformation Summit 2026
Every hospital and medical device leader knows the feeling when something important is missing and everyone is
Preventing the Unthinkable: Ending Specimen Mix-Ups with RFID Chain-of-Custody for Pathology and Histology
The Unseen Patient Safety Crisis Every specimen collected in a hospital or clinic carries enormous weight: a
The Rise of the Connected Factory: Next Steps That Actually Move the Needle
Most plants still lose time looking for the right tool, bin, or fixture. Zebra’s latest Manufacturing Vision
From Sterilization to Surgery: How Passive RFID Transforms Surgical Tray Tracking
Every day in hospitals, sterile processing teams and OR staff run into the same frustrating problem: surgical
No Specimen Left Behind: Passive RFID Specimen Tracking for Hospitals and IDNs
When a specimen goes missing, care plans stall and trust suffers. Manual steps and line-of-sight scans leave
