How bar codes help your small business

The Independent Electoral Commission to replace Zip-Zip scanners, as it bids farewell to the ageing registration devices.

Barcodes123 promises GS1-registered barcodes at affordable prices, delivered to you within one hour, via an easy online ordering process.

Technology helps in freeing up a specialist’s time so they can see more patients, while ensuring that patients get the customer experience they expect, says Mark Taylor, CEO, Nashua.

The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly gives direction on the future of radiocommunications and ICT.

The mobile KYC solution built on Wavetec hardware helps mobile network operators and financial services firms sell services faster.

The research firm identifies 10 government tech trends for 2019 and beyond, listing digital identity as likely to transform public services.

The company offers retail, ISBN, ISSN and case barcodes, along with good, efficient service and a set of high-resolution images.

Technology is being implemented in education in various ways: via computers, multifunctional devices and connectivity solutions, or technology that keeps the school secure, says Mark Taylor, CEO, Nashua.

The company, established as a result of the merger between MakeMeMobile and Bartrans, unveiled its new Web site last week.

This online business sells fully registered UPC and EAN barcodes and is committed to helping small businesses and individuals across SA.

The P3 data preparation system is used for issuance of cards and EMV tokens and can be used in a variety of applications.

As AI, IOT, blockchain and edge computing continue developing apace, businesses would do well to adapt and, in so doing, remain relevant.