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Hi Pulse Community! I would like to have an understanding of how you are using/looking at Digital Labels (QR codes as an example). We are working on our story boards, but I am very curious to learn from others in this space. - How are you using them? -What are your use cases (we have many from loyalty to quality and beyond)? -What is the value to your end customer? -What value have you gained as a result of implementation? -Would you be interested in a round table for more open dialogue?

Hi Pulse Community! I would like to have an understanding of how you are using/looking at Digital Labels (QR codes as an example). We are working on our story boards, but I am very curious to learn from others in this space. - How are you using them? -What are your use cases (we have many from loyalty to quality and beyond)? -What is the value to your end customer? -What value have you gained as a result of implementation? -Would you be interested in a round table for more open dialogue?

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Community Manager in Software3 years ago

Great questions! Do you have any insights on using digital labels?

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CTO in Software3 years ago

A common and convenient use-case is to use QR Codes to represent the public key of a crypto/digital wallet

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CIO / Managing Partner in Manufacturing3 years ago

Coming from a manufacturing background, everything is labeled from parts, to sub assemblies to pallets of finished goods. This enables full supply chain tracking from source of raw materials through to finished goods going to a customer.

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