tracking // Posts tagged as "tracking"
Game On! Pt. 3
As I noted in Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, when I was first looking into blogging, I stumbled into a lot of them about video game cheats, the secret tips and codes to help you succeed beyond your natural score. So as an homage to those sites that helped me to learn ...
Game on! Pt. 2
As I noted in Part 1 of this blog series, when I was first looking into blogging, I stumbled into a lot of them about video game cheats, the secret tips and codes to help you succeed beyond your natural score. So as an homage to those sites that helped me to learn about blogging, ...
Game On! Pt. 1
When I was first looking into blogging, I stumbled into a lot of blogs about video game cheats, the secret tips and codes to help you succeed beyond your natural score. So as a homage to those sites that helped me to learn about blogging, I thought I’d write my own tongue-in-cheek blog about game ...
Cracking the Code Pt. 3 (QR Codes)
Bar codes and monitoring On part 1 and part 2 of this series, I focused on the educational and promotional opportunities of bar codes and QR codes. However, these bar codes also provide data collection, logistics, and inventory opportunities. As you might have noticed from previous posts about building-by-building recycling tracking, I am a data and tracking nut. However, any ...
Cracking the Code Pt. 2 (QR Codes)
QR codes and 2D bar codes Quick Response (QR) codes (which as I noted in Part 1 of this series, I am using here to mean all 2-dimensional bar codes in much the same way that some people use the term Kleenex to refer to all facial tissue) have the potential to turn any physical ...
Cracking the Code Pt. 1 (QR Codes)
QR codes and 2D bar codes Quick Response (QR) codes (which I am using here to mean all 2 dimensional bar codes in much the same way that some people use the term Kleenex to refer to all facial tissue) have become the darling of marketers everywhere. Do you have a website, or Facebook page, ...
Pitfalls of extrapolation Pt. 2
Life never seems to hand you quite as much data as you’d like to make a decision. So what do you do when that happens? Whether it is planning the viability of future programs, or reporting existing successes, at some point you are going to need to do some extrapolating. So how do you extrapolate ...
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