Pace RFID & Barcode

04/18/2026

“It just works.” 👀

That’s all people see.

What they don’t see?
Weeks of fixing, testing, and figuring it out.

That’s where real RFID success happens.

03/11/2026

Most companies try to scale from the top down.
New tools. New dashboards. More automation.

But if your data and processes aren’t solid, you’re just stacking tech on a shaky foundation.

The companies that scale best?
They build the base first. Then everything compounds. 📈

02/26/2026

“96% accuracy is pretty solid.”

Sure.
If you’re cool with losing $134K a year.

Bump that to 97.5% and suddenly you’ve recovered $50,400.

Tiny percentage.
Massive impact.

The question isn’t can you improve accuracy.
It’s can you afford not to?

02/18/2026

You don’t lose in business because you chose wrong.
You lose because you waited too long to choose.

We see it all the time in RFID rollouts:
• “Let’s revisit next quarter.”
• “We’re still evaluating.”
• “We’re not 100% sure.”

Momentum beats hesitation.

If you’re exploring RFID, start the conversation. Clarity follows action.

02/06/2026

There’s more than one way to approach RFID.
This is a simple look at what that actually means in practice.

01/22/2026

**TRUTH***

12/17/2025

11/27/2025

11/22/2025

Hot take: “Boring” tech is the real MVP in the warehouse.

Yeah, the shiny stuff gets headlines. But you know what keeps shipments on track? Systems that just work, especially when peak season hits like a freight train.

Here's what the numbers say 👇
📦 RFID = ROI in 12–18 months (not 3 years... IF the hype tech even survives that long)
📈 Accuracy jumps from 65–75% to 93–99%+
💸 Downtime = $6k–$10k/hour 💀

The real flex? A scanner that doesn’t crash on Cyber Monday.

So before chasing the next “revolution,” maybe just fix the fundamentals. Picking accuracy > buzzwords.

“Boring” isn’t broken. It’s bankable.

Agree? Or are you still betting on the shiny stuff?

11/07/2025

Corey visited the Zebra government & healthcare conference in Austin Tx and came away with a lot of valuable insight.