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The $30 Million Bet Behind the Company Teaching Paper to Move at Software Speed
ibml spent three decades engineering machines for the least glamorous bottleneck in business: the room where checks, claims, ballots and loan files become data. Now its hardware moat is becoming an on-premise AI strategy for customers that cannot afford a leak, a hallucination or a late batch.
The Company That Puts a Label on Almost Everything You Touch at Work
For 110 years, Brady has made the humble label a serious business. Now, fresh off a $1.4 billion deal for Honeywell's barcode-and-scanner unit, the Milwaukee manufacturer is betting that whoever labels the thing should also track it.
Formstack
How a developer tired of building the same forms over and over turned a no-code side project into a workflow-automation company trusted by 25,000 organizations.
Anthony Gangemi
Anthony Gangemi is a Long Island barcode and data-capture executive whose career runs straight through the heart of the auto-ID industry. He started at Symbol Technologies, the company that put laser scanners in the hands of cashiers worldwide, then went on to co-found Dolphin Data Capture and found ScanSata, two firms that specialize in integrating Zebra Technologies OEM scan engines, RFID, and machine-vision hardware into other companies' products. He currently lists himself as President and CEO of Pogo. Across three-plus decades he has been the person OEMs call when they need a barcode reader to disappear inside a medical device, a kiosk, or a self-checkout lane.