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Scanbuy app enables shoppers to scan bar codes and retrieve data

The mobile bar code marketing technology provider is leveraging the auto-focus feature of cameras on select smartphones to enable the reading of conventional, one-dimensional bar codes.

Posted 02/26/2010Zak StamborPost a comment

The mobile bar code marketing technology provider is leveraging the auto-focus feature of cameras on select smartphones to enable the reading of conventional, one-dimensional bar codes.

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Say cheese! Or apparel, housewares—whatever a camera phone can shoot

Avery Dennison and Scanbuy soon will unveil a system that enables shoppers to use the cameras built into their mobile phones to get product information via the mobile web.

Posted 05/12/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

Avery Dennison and Scanbuy soon will unveil a system that enables shoppers to use the cameras built into their mobile phones to get product information via the mobile web.

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Manufacturing Insights forms RFID Executive Council for retailers

Best Buy and Sears will help kick off the inaugural meeting of the RFID Executive Council on Sept. 28 with presentations on an “alternative RFID technology” that involves item-level tagging of several product categories.

Posted 08/25/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

Best Buy and Sears will help kick off the inaugural meeting of the RFID Executive Council on Sept. 28 with presentations on an “alternative RFID technology” that involves item-level tagging of several product categories.

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UCCNet and Transora complete merger to form 1SYNC

1SYNC has emerged as a new U.S.-based data synchronization organization for both retailers and manufacturers, replacing the retailers’ organization UCCnet and the manufacturers’ group Transora.

Posted 08/26/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

1SYNC has emerged as a new U.S.-based data synchronization organization for both retailers and manufacturers, replacing the retailers’ organization UCCnet and the manufacturers’ group Transora.

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Wal-Mart plans RFID shipments to 600 stores by October, CIO Dillman say

Wal-Mart is on course to exceed its planned schedule for rolling out its RFID shipment-tracking program, with 140 stores, three distribution centers and more than 100 suppliers participating by the end of this month,” CIO Linda Dillman said today.

Posted 01/18/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

Wal-Mart is on course to exceed its planned schedule for rolling out its RFID shipment-tracking program, with 140 stores, three distribution centers and more than 100 suppliers participating by the end of this month,” CIO Linda Dillman said today.

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Wal-Mart beef jerky supplier gets a jump on RFID integration

Although Jack Link’s Beef Jerky doesn’t have to meet Wal-Mart’s RFID mandate until 2006, it’s moving ahead with a multi-part project to reap the benefits of internal integration of RFID supply chain data.

Posted 10/01/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

Although Jack Link’s Beef Jerky doesn’t have to meet Wal-Mart’s RFID mandate until 2006, it’s moving ahead with a multi-part project to reap the benefits of internal integration of RFID supply chain data.

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New IBM middleware suite backs multi-channel retailing, analyst says

IBM’s new suite of middleware technology for retailers offers a unique collection of tools for integrating multiple retail channels, says Gene Alvarez, vice president with analysts Meta Group Inc.

Posted 07/06/2004Paul DemeryPost a comment

IBM’s new suite of middleware technology for retailers offers a unique collection of tools for integrating multiple retail channels, says Gene Alvarez, vice president with analysts Meta Group Inc.

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RFID doesn’t require big IT staffs, Target and Wal-Mart say

Senior executives from rivals Target and Wal-Mart shared a Retail Systems stage to advise other merchants about the ease of getting started with RFID programs. “It’s an easy program to get people involved in,” Target CIO Paul Singer said.

Posted 05/20/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

Senior executives from rivals Target and Wal-Mart shared a Retail Systems stage to advise other merchants about the ease of getting started with RFID programs. “It’s an easy program to get people involved in,” Target CIO Paul Singer said.

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Wal-Mart moving toward RFID despite challenges

Despite initial problems related to radio frequency interference and the availability of readers, Wal-Mart is on course to begin tracking products with RFID tags this quarter and is requiring its top 100 suppliers to be set up with RFID by January 2005.

Posted 06/12/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

Despite initial problems related to radio frequency interference and the availability of readers, Wal-Mart is on course to begin tracking products with RFID tags this quarter and is requiring its top 100 suppliers to be set up with RFID by January 2005.

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RFID primed for growth in the retail industry

With Wal-Mart and other large retailers such as Home Depot and Target signed up as members of an industry group committed to RFID`s development, the use of radio frequency identification systems is expected to mushroom.

Posted 03/10/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

With Wal-Mart and other large retailers such as Home Depot and Target signed up as members of an industry group committed to RFID`s development, the use of radio frequency identification systems is expected to mushroom.

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