Fox's 24 Recognizes The Importance Of Scanning Inbound Packages

Tuesday, January 19. 2010

For those of you watching the 2 hour premiers of Fox's 2010 version of 24 you probably saw how CTU was thankful that the UN scanned and tagged all inbound packages. CTU used this information to draw on all packages received including who the package was sent by and for what recipient it was meant for. This is exactly what SQBX package tracking software does. SQBX users simply log in to SQBX online, enter the sender and recipient details, then print a barcode that uniquely identifies that package. Each movement of the package is date and time stamped and marked with the user's details that moved the package. A complete history of the movement to the point of delivery is maintained.

It sounds like a prefect opportunity to make SQBX the official sponsor of 24!

Posted by Dale Swanson in SQBX at 08:16 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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