A newly formed organization called the Consumer Electronics Working Action Group (CEWAG), which is an initiative of GS1 Australia, is intended to help
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A newly formed organization called the Consumer Electronics Working Action Group (CEWAG), which is an initiative of GS1 Australia, is intended to help
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It has been convincingly argued that RFID technology is too expensive, still, to justify its use on low-cost unit items. But how about a cargo container?
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[Editor's note: I have a view which differs from Sterling's even-handed one and certainly from the bias of the two gentlemen quoted below.
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A UK-based group purchasing organization by the name of North West Collaborative Commercial Agency (NW CCA), and which works with more than 50 National Health Service organisations in North West England, has according to this news report, selected GHX as its exclusive provider
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GS1 recently examined over a million records from four major supermarkets in the UK as well as from Nestle, Unilever, Proctor & Gamble and Mars and you’ll never guess what they found. Here is their very compelling finding about data inconsistencies GS1 believes will cost UK grocery retailers £1 billion over the next five years if [...]
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This just came over the wire today: GS1 US™ announced today that 55 foodservice manufacturers, distributors and operators have launched the Foodservice GS1 US Standards Initiative, and have
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At this link you can sign up to be on a mailing list which will alert you to a report scheduled for release this fall from GS1 Healthcare US on progress being made to implement GS1’s Global Data Synchronization Network® (GDSN®) in U.S. healthcare supply chains.
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This news was issued just yesterday by GS1 out of Brussels, Belgium. As you may know from previous posts here about GS1 MobileCom and its various workgroups, handbooks and white papers, it is a cross-industry initiative involving over one hundred companies seeking agreement on open standards that ensure interoperable, scalable and cost-effective mobile applications.
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GHX hasn’t been wasting any time since deciding in favor of GS1.
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The Global Standards Management Process, or GSMP, is the pre-eminent worldwide collaborative forum where GS1 standards are built and maintained.
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The good part about this news that HP and GS1 Canada are working together on a GS1-based product recall application
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‘Global Drug Infusion Pumps Market 2008-2012′ is a new research study that’s being made available via companiesandmarkets.com.
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At this direct link to GS1 Healthcare you can register to attend the 15th Global GS1 Healthcare Conference to be held October 6-8, 2009, in Hong Kong. The theme this year: “Raising the bar on patient safety and supply chain efficiency.”
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You may see this at first as just a local US story
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It’s not a very long or big story… just another indication of emerging markets represent substantial new growth in the coming two decades. And this means yet more emergent markets labeling, which is almost universally also GS1-compliant.
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“Pstt, hey buddy, wanna buy a barcode?”
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