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Zebra's A/NZ director, Tom Christodoulou, and Daniel Park, Sales Engineer Manager, reveal in an exclusive video interview, what customers want in a post-COVID world, leading to retailers quickly adapting to an on-demand reality augmented by enterprise-grade technology delivering connectivity, productivity and customer satisfaction as never before.

Zebra's A/NZ director, Tom Christodoulou, and Daniel Park, Sales Engineer Manager, reveal in an exclusive video interview, what customers want in a post-COVID world, leading to retailers quickly adapting to an on-demand reality augmented by enterprise-grade technology delivering connectivity, productivity and customer satisfaction as never before.

Zebra Technologies recently released its new study entitled "Closing the Trust Gap: Technology and the Food Supply Chain", and we spoke to Zebra's Country Lead for A/NZ, Tom Christodolou, about technology's importance to the supply chain and how consumer trust can be restored and maintained in the food supply we all take for granted.

Date: 2nd September, Wednesday
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (AEST)

Proudly celebrating 50 years of "innovating at the edge", two top Zebra executives talk to iTWire about the last five decades of success, the company's new hardware, how it all fits into Industry 4.0, customer success stories in Australia and plenty more.

The RFID market has plenty of room to grow over the next decade, with less than 20% penetration of the total addressable market for apparel alone in 2017, let alone everything else RFID is being used for.

Armourcell uses NFC energy to deliver NFC jamming technology to protect data, complementing Armourcard, the first and only battery-powered RFID jamming card that creates a force field of protection for credit card, debit cards and passports.

Retailers looking to capitalise on the Internet of Things (IoT) will spend an estimated $2.5 billion on hardware and installation costs over the next five years, according to newly published research.

Can passive RFID protection wallets that encase your credit cards with metal truly protect your cards from RFID skimming, or is active jamming a better solution?

Allied Telesis and Panasonic have joined forces to deliver ICT infrastructure to one of stadiums which has been built for the World Cup in Brazil.

Ever heard of a travel bag with built-in RFID chip and GPS technology? Me neither.

NFC Wireless established to distribute NFC tags, readers and software to local developers, as well as the corporate and government sectors throughout Australia. NFC Wireless are locally based distributors for UPM RFID NFC tags and ALK Technologies contactless NFC readers. The business provides encoding, printing and NFC related software development services.

Public transport users in cities throughout the Asia Pacific region are big users of smart cards - or radio frequency contactless cards - and now lead the world in using the cards to pay for their travel.

HID Global, trusted leader in solutions for the delivery of secure identity, today announced its RFID technology has been deployed as part of Relegen's asset intelligence solution assetDNAâ„¢ at the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service. The solution has been adopted by the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service as their Arms Inventory Management System to help them achieve real-time tracking of their extensive armory.

The federal government has deployed RFID technology from secure identity solutions vendor, HID Global, at the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service to help the service achieve real-time tracking of its extensive armoury.

How to combine print & mobile technology to engage consumers

Perth software development firm, Saleem Technologies, has snared a contract from Leighton Contractors to track and manage construction materials, using its Track'em software solution, for the company's civil and underground works on the high profile and complex Gorgon project in Western Australia.

Platinum, gold and silver level Qantas clients will this week start receiving new frequent flyer cards, embedded with a chip. Armed with this and an RFID enabled Q-Bag Tag which travellers attach to their luggage, they and Qantas, can keep a closer eye on their bags - at least when they are moving around Australia.

According to Ovum, m-commerce is set to experience a renaissance as industry players express renewed interest and mobile banking services take root, but retail banks are in danger of missing the boat.