Barcoding Inc., a Baltimore-based leader in enterprise-wide mobility solutions, announced their plans to open an RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) technology center near their Global headquarters in Baltimore. The 6,000 square foot building will be refurbished and become Barcoding's RFID Technology Center, a research and design laboratory for RFID data collection technology, as well as a staging & configuration center for large scale integration projects.
According to the Maryland Department of Business & Economic Development Maryland is home to the second largest concentration of professional and technical workers in the US, as well as boasting one of the highest proportions of engineers in the nation.
"We are proud that Barcoding Inc., a successful Maryland company, is expanding its footprint into new markets," said Christian S. Johansson, Secretary of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development. "Maryland is building its reputation as a technology leader by continuing to grow the types of cutting-edge companies like Barcoding Inc. that will help prepare us for the economy of tomorrow."
"The large talent pool of skilled workers in Maryland is certainly one of the main reasons that we decided to expand near our current headquarters," added Jay Steinmetz, CEO of Barcoding Inc. "The resources that are available to Barcoding for research, design, and engineering help when making decisions of where we expand our facilities, as we look to continue on the track of growth and expansion in the upcoming years."
The new facility on Essex Street will expand Barcoding's available space in Baltimore 60% allowing Barcoding Inc. to continue with plans of expansion and growth by opening up much needed space for research & design, as well as becoming a world class center for staging and configuration of mobile computers and wireless network devices.
"One of the added values that we bring to our customers is our ability to deliver data collection devices to their facilities already pre-loaded with their applications and configured to work on their network," said Martin Jack, Director of Software Services at Barcoding. "This new building will give us the much needed space to handle enterprise-wide roll-outs, as well as expand our existing integration & repair center."
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