by Mike Schuett | Oct 5, 2026 | Uncategorized, IBM i, TLAForms
Organizations looking to modernize IBM i forms and document workflows are increasingly evaluating alternatives to traditional Advanced Function Printing (AFP) development because of maintenance costs, staffing challenges, and growing demands for dynamic digital...
by Mike Schuett | Aug 26, 2026 | TLAForms, Uncategorized
A customer recently sent us an email that perfectly captures a major headache for IBM i shops. They wrote: We are replacing our old, uninspiring outbound PO form… but I need to soft-code the email recipient. If you are still hard-coding email addresses into your...
by J.C. Young | Sep 3, 2025 | Barcode400, Uncategorized
When we travel abroad, our passport doesn’t just identify us—it proves where we’ve been and where we’re allowed to go. Products are now beginning to carry that same kind of identity.As part of the European Union’s Green Deal, certain products now require a Digital...
by J.C. Young | Jun 9, 2025 | Uncategorized
Symbols containing data read electronically is an innovation now three quarters of a century old. However, the use and functionality of bar codes continues to grow almost expontentially as time goes on. What started as simple lines and spaces to identify products has...
by J.C. Young | Mar 25, 2025 | Barcode400, Industry Articles, rfid, Uncategorized
Customer Question: “Walmart’s new RFID requirements require us to go from the M730 RFID chip label to the new M830 RFID chip label. Will the TLA RFID label software work with the new M830 RFID label?” Short answer: Yes. According to...
by Mike Schuett | Mar 12, 2025 | Barcode400, Industry Articles, Uncategorized
TL Ashford Provides pre-Designed Automotive Industry Labels Yes. The General Motors (GM) 1724-A label specification is part of the Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) labeling standard that outlines specific requirements for labeling used in the automotive supply...
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