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Tissue World Magazine ‘Consumer Speak’ pre-lockdown interview with Mark Hendriksen.
“THE GAME CHANGER IN RECENT TIMES HAS BEEN ACCESS TO TISSUE PRODUCT INFORMATION… ALLOWING THE PUBLIC TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS ON THE ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND WELLBEING.” by Helen Morris Tissue World Magazine May 14th 2020
London based Mark Hendriksen is a researcher and blogger about the world of toilets, with humorous and educational health related books to his credit. He’s an entrepreneur with a successful career in tourism publishing, a problem solver, a yogi and a part time traditional sourdough baker, and the award-winning owner of The Merchant’s House Boutique Hotel/B&B on Corfu, Greece. His report was written pre-lockdown. [Read the full article here.]
Tissue World Magazine is the leading independent publication and online resource for the global tissue industry.
Dedicated to keep tissue professionals up-to-date with the industry, Tissue World publishes essential information, analysis and opinions on breaking trends in business, technology, regional developments and sustainability.
Distributed across both print and digital media, Tissue World’s authoritative editorial content is accessed by over 72,000 industry professionals* every year. [*inclusive of print and digital readers, website users and e-newsletter subscribers.]hendriksenpublishing@gmail.comwww.hendriksenpublishing.com
Dedicated to keep tissue professionals up-to-date with the industry, Tissue World publishes essential information, analysis and opinions on breaking trends in business, technology, regional developments and sustainability.
Distributed across both print and digital media, Tissue World’s authoritative editorial content is accessed by over 72,000 industry professionals* every year. [*inclusive of print and digital readers, website users and e-newsletter subscribers.]hendriksenpublishing@gmail.comwww.hendriksenpublishing.com
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Monday, 14 December 2009
UpCode 5 years on...
Having first designed the logo and brand name for UpCode (a mobile code reading, systems and solutions company) around 5 years ago - it's amazing to see how the snowball is now growing.
This all began in Japan even longer ago with a company called 3GVision using the ow all familiar QR codes. UpCode was one of the first European companies to develop and devise the programs and systems that took simple 'decoding' to interactive cross media multi functionality using 2D codes read by mobile.
As is the way with new technologies - now in Europe what we were doing 5 years ago is now gathering pace. But, there's much more functionality than people currently realise as they set about using 2D + mobile.
The next year will see this technology bed in and get established - let's hope that the wise look to the key developers for end solutions, there are few of them but these are the companies that created the know how and they have the real 'know what' you can do with it.
These include UpCode (of course :-) http://www.upcode.com and 3GVision (aka i-nigma) NeoMedia, Scanbuy and a later entrant, Beetagg.
Look out for 2D in print on TV and on packaging throughout 2010 - things are hotting up!
This all began in Japan even longer ago with a company called 3GVision using the ow all familiar QR codes. UpCode was one of the first European companies to develop and devise the programs and systems that took simple 'decoding' to interactive cross media multi functionality using 2D codes read by mobile.
As is the way with new technologies - now in Europe what we were doing 5 years ago is now gathering pace. But, there's much more functionality than people currently realise as they set about using 2D + mobile.
The next year will see this technology bed in and get established - let's hope that the wise look to the key developers for end solutions, there are few of them but these are the companies that created the know how and they have the real 'know what' you can do with it.
These include UpCode (of course :-) http://www.upcode.com and 3GVision (aka i-nigma) NeoMedia, Scanbuy and a later entrant, Beetagg.
Look out for 2D in print on TV and on packaging throughout 2010 - things are hotting up!
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