Delays in checking inventory were especially troublesome because in emergency situations, the agency needed to pull equipment and weapons out of its inventory at a moment's notice. Dominion provided the agency with a complete bar code system, including hardware, software, labels and tags. The system can track both types of the agency's inventory, including consumable items such as uniforms and supplies, which aren't returned to inventory, and assets such as weapons, which must be tracked and brought back to the agency. Sellers says the customer has been so pleased with the results that officials have asked Dominion to install the same system at other locations. Jefferson entered the forms industry in 1972 and was a branch manager at Burroughs Corp. before founding Dominion.
Dominion has a separate division for commercial printing.
To be a company which distributes quality products and services to a valued customer base through our team of highly trained, motivated and satisfied employees. The distributorship prepares this document for each of its bar coding system customers to prevent confusion about what the system will entail and what the client should expect of Dominion. In this case, the agency wanted Dominion to provide a turnkey solution. Dominion proposed a system using Tool Room inventory software, Intermec Corp.'s Janus J2020 hand-held data collection computer and Intermec's Model 3400 direct thermal and thermal transfer bar code printer. The hand-held unit also serves as a scanner and attaches to a portable dock.