Scandit is the focus of new report from VDC Research on mobile barcode scanning

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Scandit, developer of software-based barcode scanning solutions for smartphones, tablets and wearable devices, is the focus of a new industry white paper about mobile barcode scanning from VDC Research, the AutoID and Data Capture analyst firm.

The report (Revolutionizing Data Capture: Bringing enterprise-grade barcode scanning to everyone) takes a close look at the rise and success of mobile barcode scanning in the enterprise to improve mission-critical business processes throughout the supply chain, streamline workflows, lower costs and boost bottom lines.

VDC's research shows that the data capture industry is expanding its footprint to now proactively leverage the capabilities of smartphones and tablets by introducing mobile solutions that enable enterprise-grade scanning performance. Scandit's mobile solutions demonstrate how smartphones, coupled with powerful mobile apps and web services, act as a cost-effective and feature-rich replacement option for legacy barcode scanners.

In order to highlight what can be achieved with this scanning technology, the report includes Scandit customer case studies from SBB (Swiss Federal Railways), Coop, Interline Brands, Imperial Supplies and Cardinal Health.

"This new report from VDC Research provides more confirmation about what our customers have been seeing for years," said Samuel Mueller, CEO of Scandit. "We're thrilled to be the focus of this white paper about how mobile barcode scanning is shaping the future of the AutoID and Data Capture market by streamlining enterprise operations and bringing new possibilities to outdated business processes."