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About KnarrTek Inc

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KnarrTek provides software and technical services to assist industrial organizations to implement materials tracking and traceability systems, work-in-process tracking systems, as well as enterprise and supply-chain information integration systems. These systems are based on the use of specific methodologies such as real-time data capture using barcode and RFID technologies, License-Plate-Number (LPN) container tracking, and GS1supply chain tracking standards, in which KnarrTek specializes.

KnarrTek assists its clients to implement these systems based on these methodologies by providing the BellHawk® and MilramXsoftware in addition to providing the services of its staff, who have in-depth experience gained in implementing many such systems over the past decade.

KnarrTek works directly with the IT and operations staff of larger organizations and as a sub-contractor to systems integration and project management organizations. KnarrTek also works closely with barcode equipment resellers who resell KnarrTek's software and services in order to deliver complete materials tracking and traceability solutions to their customers.

KnarrTek makes its money from recurrent revenue payments by clients for use of its materials tracking and traceability software as well as from payments from its specialized technical and support services activities.

KnarrTek's offices are located in Auburn, Massachusetts, USA, in the industrial heartland of the Northeastern USA. Its staff has many decades of experience in implementing software solutions for industrial clients.

KnaarTek is named after an ocean going Viking trading boat named a Knarr which was the main ocean going sailing vessel for the Viking supply chains from about 800 AD to 1100 AD. Knarrs sailed from Scandinavia to North America, deep into Russia, and to the far reaches of the Mediterranean sea, 500 years before Columbus "discovered" America. These were amazingly engineered boats which were the forerunner of the modern container ship.

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