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RFID-ready printers to be displayed at GS1 Australia’s Impetus 2008 Expo (2-Oct-2008)
insignia, Australian label specialists and suppliers of complete labelling solutions, will be showcasing their RFID-ready printers at Impetus 2008, an event organised by GS1 Australia.
iICE Master Data Manager tool to be launched at GS1 Australia’s Impetus 2008 (1-Oct-2008)
Innovit, providers of software systems for Master Data Management (MDM), will be launching their iICE MDM (Version 5.0) product at Impetus 2008. Innovit and GS1 Australia have partnered to drive the adoption of new philosophies around Global Data Synchronisation (GDS) and Master Data Management (MDM).
GS1 Australia’s Impetus Expo 2008 Gold sponsor IBS Australia launch guide for inventory optimisation (29-Sep-2008)
IBS Australia are the Gold sponsors of Impetus Expo 2008, an event organised by GS1 Australia at the Sofitel Hotel in Melbourne in October.
Hands-on with intelligent supply chain solutions at GS1 Impetus 2008 (29-Sep-2008)
GS1 presents Impetus 2008, Australia’s premier supply chain conference, featuring international and Australian speakers speaking on key topics in supply chain management.
Markem-Imaje present new product range at GS1 Australia’s Impetus 2008 (26-Sep-2008)
Markem-Imaje, coding and marking solutions providers, will present their new product range at GS1 Australia’s Impetus 2008.
GS1 Australia’s Impetus 2008 to feature Pacific Commerce’s Distributor middleware solution (25-Sep-2008)
Visitors to the Impetus 2008 trade expo will have a chance to find out more about Distributor, Pacific Commerce’s GS1-certified middleware solution for GS1net data validation and upload. Impetus 2008, a supply chain conference organised by GS1 Australia, will be held in October at the Sofitel, Melbourne.
GS1 Australia’s BRIDGE project enters second year for testing and piloting RFID applications (8-Sep-2008)
The BRIDGE project (Building Radio frequency Identification for the Global Environment), enters a key phase in the future deployment of EPC global applications. This initiative is supported by the European Commission and coordinated by GS1 Australia.
Impetus 2008 organised by GS1 Australia showcase latest topics (4-Sep-2008)
Australia’s premier supply chain conference, Impetus 2008, by GS1 Australia will have international and Australian speakers speaking on topics in supply chain management. Conference delegates will have the opportunity to hear from leading-edge experts in RFID/EPC.
GS1 Australia signs MOU with University of Melbourne (3-Sep-2008)
University of Melbourne have joined forces with GS1 Australia to ground its research and students with real world experience. Associate Professor Damien Power said the MOU would work well for both GS1 Australia members and the university.
GS1net from GS1 Australia for visually impaired (2-Sep-2008)
GS1 Australia have sent an appeal to Australian manufacturers to provide product information and help to transform the lives of visually impaired and their families. The GS1net database has a record of million products to assist visually impaired people with the information they need to live independent.
GS1 Australia moves to a new fee structure (1-Sep-2008)
GS1 Australia have introduced a new equitable subscription membership model based on company turnover effective from July 1, 2008. This new structure significantly offers reduced fees for GS1 Australia subscriber members, and facilitates faster adoption of GS1 standards by industry.
Electronic Product Code Information Services (EPCIS) from GS1 Australia (29-Aug-2008)
GS1 Australia are providers of electronic product code information services (EPCIS), which provide visibility into the movement, location and disposition of assets, goods and services. The EPCIS allows secure exchange of data at every point of goods and services by providing a standard set of interfaces for EPC data.
Radio Frequency ID tags from GS1 Australia (12-Oct-2007)
GS1 is responsible for administering the global multi-industry system of identification and communication for products, services, assets and locations in Australia.
GS1net web based data synchronisation service from GS1 Australia (26-Sep-2007)
The significant difference between the old EANnet and new GS1net is that the latter is certified, together with more than 20 similar data pools, within the Global Data Synchronisation Network (GDSN).
Metcash and Nuttelex to reach global data synchronisation milestone with GS1net (25-Sep-2007)
Based on the GS1 System of global standards, GS1net enables trading partners at every step of the supply chain to synchronise their product data and gain secure access to product information.
Collaboration brings success for Australian EPC/RFID pilot (3-Jul-2007)
A multi-industry Australian consortium shared how Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) using GS1 Australia global standards can improve productivity, reduce delivery processing times, and open up visibility throughout the supply chain for the benefit of all trading partners.
ACMA renews 4 watt scientific licence for GS1 Australia (25-Jun-2007)
GS1 Australia has successfully been granted a renewal to its current 4 watt scientific licence for another 12 months, effective immediately.
GS1 Australia manages National EPC network demonstrator project extension (13-Jun-2007)
RMIT University and GS1 Australia co-managed the project and provided technical advice.
Industry standard for information and visibility of products in supply chain (3-May-2007)
EPCglobal has introduced an industry standard providing the capability for visibility into the movement, location and disposition of assets, goods and services throughout the world.
EPCglobal ratifies Global standard for secure data sharing (3-May-2007)
EPCglobal announced a groundbreaking industry standard providing the capability for unprecedented visibility into the movement, location and disposition of assets, goods and services throughout the world.
EPC Network Australian Demonstrator Project extended to push E-capabilities (27-Feb-2007)
The success of the first phase of the EPC Network Australian Demonstrator Project (NDP) - published in July 2006, has resulted in additional government funding and an extended project.
Australian Healthcare Innovation group launched (4-Dec-2006)
A group of Australasian healthcare businesses is advanced when it comes to supply chain innovation.
APICS, GS1 Australia EPC/RFID Education Roadshow (22-Sep-2006)
APICS and GS1 Australia have joined forces to deliver an intensive and specifically tailored day for Australian businesses wanting to know more about the merit, benefits, and opportunities of using Electronic Produce Code (EPC) enabled Radio Frequency Identification (RFID).
Entries now being accepted for the Logistics Magazine Mercury Awards (10-Aug-2006)
Don’t miss out! The Mercury Awards celebrate excellence in the logistics marketplace.
ISO approves Gen 2 EPC Protocol (19-Jul-2006)
THE International Standards Organisation (ISO) has approved the EPC Gen 2 Class 1 UHF standard, publishing it as an amendment (Type C) to its 18000-6 standard RFID air interface for item management using devices operating in the 860MHz to 960MHz ISM band.
Combined RFID and EPCglobal short courses (14-Jul-2006)
THE Australasian Production and Inventory Society Limited (APICS) in partnership with GS1 Australia are offering two tailored RFID/EPC short courses on the one day. Attendees will undergo practical RFID/EPC training in one of the fastest growing technologies in the world today.
Innovit launches latest EANnet validation solutions (11-Jul-2006)
Impetus is one of Australia's leading Supply Chain events. Organised by GS1 Australia (formerly EAN Australia), this year's Impetus conference will showcase not only the GS1 system, but focus on areas such as RFID and Data Synchronisation.
IBM research on competitive supply chains (11-Jul-2006)
IBM research confirms that a competitive supply chain is directly linked to business growth. IBM will present results from an extensive study into the progress of supply chain management among industry leaders at GS1 Australia's annual conference and expo, Impetus.
Bar coding the future (11-Jul-2006)
In the next four years, all scanning systems will be reading reduced space symbology (RSS) bar codes on trade items, according to GS1, which announced a global adoption date for the technology of January 2010.
Global adoption of reduced space symbology (7-Jul-2006)
GS1 has announced a global sunrise date of January 2010 for all scanning systems to read Reduced Space Symbology (RSS) bar codes on any trade item. The use of RSS bar codes is expected to open the door to identification solutions supporting product authentication, traceability, and quality.
Mercury Awards Judges announced (21-Jun-2006)
Logistics Magazine has announced the judges selected to preside over its inaugural Logistics industry Mercury Awards program.
Second supply chain knowledge centre opened (14-Jun-2006)
GS1 Australia has opened a second Supply Chain Knowledge Centre (SCKC), this one in Sydney, to provide business and industry participants - of any size - access to knowledge that will help them improve their information flows and trading efficiencies.
Training the supply chain (9-Jun-2006)
Food and beverage manufacturers are set to benefit from a new Sydney-based eCommerce and supply chain management training facility, according to GS1 Australia.
Training the supply chain (16-May-2006)
Food and beverage manufacturers are set to benefit from a new Sydney-based eCommerce and supply chain management training facility, according to GS1 Australia.
Lessons learnt from RFID demonstrator (12-May-2006)
AS the RFID National Demonstrator Project went live recently, participants said many lessons had already been learned.
Institute explores four corners of RFID (7-Apr-2006)
The Australian Institute of Packaging brings four very different users of the technology for a technical function entitled ‘4 Corners of RFID’ at the Brisbane Hilton Hotel on Wednesday 19 April, 2006.
NSA and GS1 sign agreement (17-Feb-2006)
THE Director of the NATO Standardisation Agency (NSA), Brigadier General Julian Maj, and the President and Chief Executive Officer of GS1, Miguel A. Lopera, have signed a Technical Cooperation Agreement (TCA) between their organisations at the NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
RFID - a look under the cover (15-Feb-2006)
CODING and labelling specialist Matthews Intelligent Identification helped peel another layer of complexity from RFID, with a workshop at AUSPACK 2005 featuring presentations from standards body GS1 Australia and US labelling supplier FOX IV Technologies.The workshop went beyond the benefits of RFID, addressing practical issues faced by manufacturers implementing the technology, and measures introduced to encourage wider adoption.
Coding and labelling solutions at AUSPACK (30-Sep-2005)
MATTHEWS, will be on stand 445 at the bi-annual AUSPACK exhibition from 11 October to 14 October at Olympic Park, Sydney.
RFID’s trial by freezer (19-Sep-2005)
AUSTRALIAN pie manufacturer Patties Foods is confronting industry hesitation about radio frequency identification (RFID) technology head on, with the first Australian trial in frozen foods. Patties are conducting the trial with key players involved in food manufacturing and supply chains.
National pilot for RFID/EPC technology (7-Sep-2005)
The federal government’s Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (DCITA) has provided funds for a National Demonstrator Project for RFID/EPC technology, systems and standards, with results available as early as June 2006.
More power for RFID (7-Sep-2005)
THE move towards radio frequency identification (RFID) in Australia has taken a major step forward with the allocation of a licence for 4W readers, up from the present 1W. Derek Parker reports for Manufacturers’ Monthly.
Reliable RFID almost a reality (1-Aug-2005)
The decision by four major European retailers not to compete on RFID standards and the likely increase of operating power locally are key developments for 100% accurate Australian RFID application, as Richie Black reports.
Verifying bar codes in-house (31-May-2005)
Beiersdorf Australia Ltd, the company behind global brands like Nivea, Elastoplast and Juvena, has just been reaccredited to verify its own bar codes. As a company that cites innovation and quality as key elements of its success, Beiersdorf was one of the first companies to focus on supply chain quality and be EAN accredited in 2002.
Know the equipment limitations: EAN (31-May-2005)
When seeking a coding and marking solution be aware of equipment limitations. Jamie Wade reports for Packaging.
Marking and encoding – future trends (27-May-2005)
Marking and coding has come a long way since the days when granny stuck a handwritten paper label on her home made pickles and strawberry jam jars. Garry Fabian writes for Packaging magazine.
Following fresh produce from farm to fridge (3-May-2005)
DEMAND at both the international and local level for the fresh produce industry to adopt the EAN•UCC system to support traceability is increasing, according to EAN Australia. Woolworths Supermarkets, has announced it will scan fresh produce on receipt at the pallet level in the many Woolworths’ distribution centres across Australia.
New name, identity for EAN (7-Apr-2005)
THE global language of commerce will soon have a single global custodian: GS1. When EAN Australia becomes GS1 Australia in July, it takes on a new name and a new identity.
Matthews a sponsor of EAN’s Impetus 05 (1-Mar-2005)
Matthews Intelligent Identification has signed as the first gold sponsor Impetus 2005, the two-day conference on issues and technologies in supply-chain management to be held in Melbourne in July.
EAN to run electronic product code network (24-Mar-2004)
EAN Australia has announced its position as Australia's peak body for the new EAN.UCC standard for radio frequency identification (RFID) network called the EPC Network.
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GS1 Australia Products & Services
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GS1 Australia Brands
- EAN UCC- The Global language of Business
- Electronic Product Code™ (EPC)
- EPCglobal Network™
- Global Location Number™ (GLN)
- Global Trade Identification Number™ (GTIN)
- GS1 BarCodes
- GS1 DataBar™ (formerly RSS)
- GS1 eCom (GS1 EANCOM®, GS1 XML)
- GS1 EPCglobal
- GS1 Global Data Synchronisation Network™ (GDSN)
- GS1 System (formerly EAN•UCC System)
- GS1net™ (formerly EANnet® )
- RosettaNet® Australia
- Serial Shipping Container Code™ (SSCC)
