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Ingram Micro adds Barcoda's Bluetooth barcode devices to portfolio
December 4, 2008
CARLSBAD, Calif. — Ingram Micro's Data Capture and Point-of-Sale Division has announced an expansion of its mobile data capture portfolio, adding Baracoda's comprehensive range of Bluetooth barcode devices and adapters that enable multiple applications with PCs, Mac, POS, PDAs, terminals, mobile phones, robot and LAN networks.
"Demand for mobile workforce solutions is on the rise — especially in vertical markets such as retail, healthcare, manufacturing and transportation where precision and service levels are top priorities," said Justin Scopaz, vice president and general manager of Ingram Micro's Data Capture and POS Division. "By leveraging mobile wireless technologies such as Baracoda's scanners and adapters, IT service providers can help companies achieve operational experience and clearly demonstrate ROI by increasing workforce productivity and introducing more efficiency."
Baracoda's entire line of Bluetooth barcode scanners and adapters, which includes D-flys, Pencils, Roadrunners, Scanwear, Tagrunners and Toughrunners, is now available to Ingram Micro solution providers in the United States. No certifications are necessary. Training and solution-focused technical support services are available from Ingram Micro.
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