Whatever industry your business is in, price more often than not drives the buying decision when it comes to direct thermal labels, thermal transfer labels and water-activated tape.

Price often drives the buying decision when it comes to thermal labels and water-activated tape.

Retailer labels are largely used for shipping as well as for inventory management, so how can companies recognize and reduce this expense? Specialty label converters can pass on savings due to bulk purchasing power of thermal media direct from its source.

With technology growing leaps and bounds in today’s age, manufacturing becomes more and more dependent on such technology for everyday tasks. As outlined in IndustryWeek, increased connectivity and the use of big data are driving waves of manufacturing innovation. Printing and converting are no strangers to this trend. But as manufacturing becomes more dependent on the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), it also becomes more vulnerable. Old risks such as natural disasters and machinery breakages are now supplemented with new risks from hacking and grid downtime. As we saw just last week, one typo in a service provider like Amazon’s AWS can bring down hundreds of connected services.

As we're working in a new year, we also like to reflect on our efforts in 2016. As a leading thermal label converter, we’re proud to have seen continued growth and industry recognition, putting another impressive year in the books. In 2016, we not only saw record profitability and large sales growth year over year but also received honors for growth and innovation.

Although most paint and hardware retail chains view paint can labels as a commodity item, for large operations that consume millions of thermal labels each month, it is a prime operating expense with sourcing decisions made at the corporate level. With so much at stake, such retailers are searching out reliable label providers that are capable of delivering a quality product consistently at a lower price. For many, this means partnering directly with specialty label converters that can pass on savings due to bulk purchasing power of thermal media direct from its source without voiding OEM warranties.

We are proud to announce that OMNI Systems has once again been recognized on the Inc. 5000 list of the country’s fastest-growing private companies. The exclusive list honors companies based on their percentage revenue growth over a four-year period. The list “honor[s] just one thing: real achievement by a founder or a team of founders,” says Eric Schurenberg, editor in chief of Inc. Magazine, “No one makes the Inc. 5000 without building something great.”

OMNI Systems, Inc., the leading manufacturer of thermal labels, announced today that it was awarded a long-term renewal contract worth multi-million dollars to supply all the thermal labeling requirements by one of the Top US Retailer.

Link to the original article