Barcode tie-up set to boost tech firm's reach     Â

AN EXPANDING tech firm has teamed up with a retail data capture specialist to bring the benefits of barcode technology to more business clients.
By The Newsroom
Published 30th Aug 2018, 16:00 BST
Updated 3rd Sep 2018, 12:18 BST
TAKING STOCK. L-r: Roy Garlick, Transalis Global Channel Manager, with i-Stocktakes Managing Director Mike McNiven, Product Development Director Roy Burrows and Contract Technical Director, Panos Georgiou.TAKING STOCK. L-r: Roy Garlick, Transalis Global Channel Manager, with i-Stocktakes Managing Director Mike McNiven, Product Development Director Roy Burrows and Contract Technical Director, Panos Georgiou.
TAKING STOCK. L-r: Roy Garlick, Transalis Global Channel Manager, with i-Stocktakes Managing Director Mike McNiven, Product Development Director Roy Burrows and Contract Technical Director, Panos Georgiou.

Managers at Transalis said their partnership with i-Stocktake will offer their clients better options for processing stock, product, order, delivery, sales and other transactions.

Roy Garlick, from Transalis, said: '˜Thanks to our new partnership we can offer clients in all sectors the added benefits of barcode technology and smart devices. These include major efficiencies in, and simplification of, many business management processes.' 

Transalis employs 27 staff at the innovation hub Portsmouth Technopole.  

i-Stocktake, in Reigate, specialises in smart mobile scanning devices. Â