Flow Inventory, a leader in inventory management software, has released inFlow Stockroom: a barcode inventory app to help busy teams scan out supplies quickly and easily.

Norman Joseph Woodland and Bernard Silver invented the barcode, patenting the technology in 1952. The first retail item scanned was a pack of Wrigley's chewing gum.

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Have you ever looked at a barcode on one of your favorite products and wondered, "Will it Riff?" Well, that's exactly the question that the members of Small Town Titans - who describe themselves as an ...