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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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Market America enhances site search for more than 35 million SKUs

With an eye on making it easier for customers to find 35 million SKUs, Market America Inc. on Monday launched a new search platform that produces more relevant results, says COO Marc Ashley.

Posted 06/15/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment

With an eye on making it easier for customers to find 35 million SKUs, Market America Inc. on Monday launched a new search platform that produces more relevant results, says COO Marc Ashley.

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DiscountRamps.com ramps up a buy and the sale of a key domain name

The company this week acquired Factory Direct Ramps LLC, which generates annual web sales of $300,000 to $400,000, for less than $100,000, says CEO Joel Lederhause. DiscountRamps.com also sold its Ramp.com domain name to EveryZing.

Posted 06/03/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment

The company this week acquired Factory Direct Ramps LLC, which generates annual web sales of $300,000 to $400,000, for less than $100,000, says CEO Joel Lederhause. DiscountRamps.com also sold its Ramp.com domain name to EveryZing.

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Supply chain organization GS1 US gets a new CEO

GS1 US, the U.S. arm of the GS1 global supply chain standards organization for retailers and manufacturers, has named as CEO former Aramark International executive Robert Carpenter.

Posted 04/27/2009Don DavisPost a comment

GS1 US, the U.S. arm of the GS1 global supply chain standards organization for retailers and manufacturers, has named as CEO former Aramark International executive Robert Carpenter.

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Wealthy consumers research online, but only buy certain items in person

64% of wealthy consumers go to web sites of providers they know when researching pricey items, making those sites the most relied-on source of information, a study by Luxury Institute says. But there’s a limit to how much such shoppers will spend online.

Posted 07/18/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

64% of wealthy consumers go to web sites of providers they know when researching pricey items, making those sites the most relied-on source of information, a study by Luxury Institute says. But there’s a limit to how much such shoppers will spend online.

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Checkpoint Systems will acquire OATSystems

Checkpoint Systems Inc., a manufacturer and marketer of identification, tracking, security and merchandising systems for retailers, will acquire OATSystems Inc. which provides radio frequency identification-based software and middleware.

Posted 06/23/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

Checkpoint Systems Inc., a manufacturer and marketer of identification, tracking, security and merchandising systems for retailers, will acquire OATSystems Inc. which provides radio frequency identification-based software and middleware.

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FatWire gets fatter with Web 2.0 acquisition

Web content management vendor FatWire Software has acquired Infostoria, a vendor of Web 2.0 collaboration and content sharing tools. FatWire hopes the new functionality will improve clients’ web experiences and drive increased customer loyalty and sales.

Posted 10/29/2007Don DavisPost a comment

Web content management vendor FatWire Software has acquired Infostoria, a vendor of Web 2.0 collaboration and content sharing tools. FatWire hopes the new functionality will improve clients’ web experiences and drive increased customer loyalty and sales.

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RFID skills shortage receding, but still hindering technology adoption

69% of organizations surveyed by CompTIA believe there’s not enough RFID expertise in the IT talent pool. 68% says that’s slowing the technology’s broader use.

Posted 06/04/2007Paul DemeryPost a comment

69% of organizations surveyed by CompTIA believe there’s not enough RFID expertise in the IT talent pool. 68% says that’s slowing the technology’s broader use.

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Retail industry spending on RFID not keeping up with budget plans

The overall promise of RFID in retail environments is leading to larger budgets for RFID projects, but many retailers, confused about what to deploy, are holding off on spending, Aberdeen Group says in a new study.

Posted 05/01/2007Kurt PetersPost a comment

The overall promise of RFID in retail environments is leading to larger budgets for RFID projects, but many retailers, confused about what to deploy, are holding off on spending, Aberdeen Group says in a new study.

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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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