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Velox in action
On June 17th, 1974 a checkout clerk at Marsh’s Supermarket in Dayton OH swiped a 10 pack of JuicyFruit across a laser, recording the price of 69 cents. At first blush this first use of a barcode to buy a pack of gum seems rather insignificant. It was, however, anything but - it was an inflection point for our entire society as consumers. Supply chain automation (SCA) has been transformational to the global economy, benefitting manufacturers, service providers and most of all consumers by lowering prices and increasing availability of goods and services. The entire SCA process is initiated by scanning at point of use, and it is used in every area of every industry ...
