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XMLStarlet Command Line XML Toolkit: News RFID and Internet of Things rsync For secure transfer, rsync can use SSH to encrypt data during the transfer using the "-e ssh" option. From the man page: "For remote transfers, a modern rsync uses ssh for its communications, but it may have been configured to use a different remote shell by default, such as rsh or remsh." Released under the GNU General Public License version 3, rsync is free software and is widely used.[6][7][8][9] History[edit] Andrew Tridgell and Paul Mackerras wrote the original rsync. rsync was first announced on 19 June 1996[1] and the first release of major version 3 was issued on 1 March 2008.[11] Uses[edit] rsync originated as a replacement for rcp and scp. Generic syntax: rsync [OPTION] … SRC [SRC] … [USER@]HOST:DEST rsync [OPTION] … [USER@]HOST:SRC [DEST] ...where SRC is the file or directory (or a list of multiple files and directories) to copy from, and DEST represents the file or directory to copy to. Examples[edit] A command line to mirror FreeBSD might look like: Algorithm[edit] Variations[edit]

What's this about 'showrooming'? | Localism! | A Blog by Clique Showrooming is the practice of examining merchandise in a traditional brick and mortar retail store without purchasing it, but then shopping online to find a lower price for the same item. Online stores often offer lower prices than brick and mortar stores because they do not have the same overhead cost. Here are some ways to reverse “showrooming” by giving savvy consumers the tools and incentives to research online, then buy local: 1. By offering a unique selection of products that caters directly to the niche of customers that patronize your store, you are able to draw consumers in not only for the item they are seeking but to discover what else might be available in your interest range. By having a points or loyalty system, the more dollars you spend the deeper and more frequent the discounts get. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Now get out there and shop!

argouml.tigris.org Contact :: Swarm Mobile Offices San Francisco Los Angeles New York Sydney - Asia/Pacific Contact US/Canada Telephone: 1 415 231 6887 info@swarm-mobile.com Australia/New Zealand Telephone: +61 (02) 7900 6726 aunz@swarm-mobile.com Europe Telephone: 1 415 360 2508 eu@swarm-mobile.com ©2014 Swarm Solutions Inc. What are the basics for business development for a digital/ad agency Tides Are Changing for Consumer Electronics In 2012, the lines between the digital and physical world blurred like never before, and we saw how technology transformed from a standalone asset to a supplement developed to enhance the consumer experience. We watched as stores went from developing mobile web apps to producing fully integrated digital tools to help shoppers plan their shopping strategy in advance, keeping consumers connected before, during and after their shopping experience. The annual technology mecca that is CES focuses on the technology, electronics and gadgets that merely represent capability. That capability is then applied to consumers’ wants and needs, which is where innovation truly begins. At this year’s CES, we saw accelerated developments in some of the arenas that have been popular in the last few years, such as Smart TVs, mobile technology, automotive technology and the cloud. These products continue to be of interest to the consumer. By Donald Chesnut (@D_Chesnut).

Study: In-store technology critical for growth, helping customer relationships | Merchandising Matters | Retail Localization | RBM Technologies Seventy percent of retailers are empowering their employees with technology-enabled touch points to help their businesses to differentiate and evolve, according to a recent RSR Research report cosponsored by HP. Courtesy of ChainStoreAge.com Retail Store of the Future Palo Alto, Calif. — Seventy percent of retailers are empowering their employees with technology-enabled touch points to help their businesses to differentiate and evolve, according to a recent RSR Research report cosponsored by HP. The study finds that by arming their associates with a range of technologies that provide relevant and timely information — such as digital signage, self-service kiosks, mobile devices and advanced point-of-sale systems — retailers can increase productivity and boost multichannel selling opportunities. Other key findings in the survey of nearly 100 retail executives from around the world include: The research report is available for download here. Like this: Like Loading...

A $1 Billion Project To Remake The Disney World Experience, Using RFID I’ll never forget going to Disney World as a child. As we stood in line to enter the park, a simple cash register--one like I’d see at the local donut shop or gas station--rang up a bill close to $1,000. While my parents were no doubt prepped for the sticker shock--or just very cool about the whole thing--I felt a blow of guilt right in my gut. I was just a kid, but I knew that was a whole lot of money being spent just for me to feel like a kid. It’s just one of many reasons that Disney’s MagicBands are a great idea. A family of four can put MagicBands on after registering for the cloud-based service, then instead of digging through cash or (the unmaxed) credit cards, they can use their wrists to enter the park, buy lunch, and even unlock their hotel room. But the cashflow aspect is only one aspect of Disney’s new service. At the same time, MagicBands enable a deeper level of data collection for Disney. See more here or at The New York Times.

7 Tips for Landing a Sponsor for Your Business The bank declined your loan application. Mom, Dad, and the next-door neighbor don't have money to spare. So how can you fund your business's growth, book publication, or live event? Meet Linda Hollander, the author of Bags to Riches. Her corporate sponsors have included Microsoft Store, Epson, Citibank, Fed Ex, American Airlines, Bank of America, Staples, Marriott, Wal-Mart, and IBM. "Companies are spending more money on sponsorships each year, even in this economy," says Hollander, who is also CEO of Sponsor Concierge. Why are companies doing this? Who and what will corporate sponsors fund? "Call the prospective sponsors and send them a sponsor proposal with the description of your customers, demographics, marketing plan, benefits, mission statement and the sponsor fees," says Hollander. Are you ready to explore the idea of sponsorships? 1. One of the biggest mistakes people make is that they wax rhapsodic about their business, but don't talk how they can benefit their sponsor. 2. 3.

Digital Retail Australia | Content Management Platform | Blocks Global Australia Puckles Bakery required an easy-to-update menu board in their flagship store, with the capability to advertise promotions, their latest menu and breakfast, lunch or dinner offers. Initial creative was provided by Visual Unity, which BlocksGlobal® expanded to provide greater functionality and possibility! 2x 42” above-counter screens were installed to enhance customer engagement in-store. Other features available with this digital signage solution include: Running ‘just-in-time’ or time limited-time promotionsModifying specials to suit the time of dayIntegrated mobile means customers can order ahead to avoid the queueSMS notifications ensures customers know when their order is readyCustomers can order directly from their table via a wall-mounted tablet or their smart-phoneQR triggered loyalty programs reward your best customersGamification allows competitions to be run onscreen in-store

Demonstrations | Smart Services CRC Below is a selection of our digital services innovations. Demonstrations can be arranged on request either at our offices or yours. Contact Annette Dockerty via email annette.dockerty@smartservicescrc.com.au. Real-Time 3D Modelling The Real-Time 3D Modelling project aims to develop key technologies for creating 3D models of individual objects and indoor scenes using a low-cost RGB-Depth camera. Prototype software tools shall be developed upon the key technologies for users to capture 3D models with true colour texture by simply holding and moving a single RGB-Depth camera around an object or within the scene. Markerless Technologies (SmartLinkIt/AirLink™) The SmartLinkIt application enables a user to hover over an advertisement or an image accompanying printed media using an iPhone or iPad camera, and automatically trigger the delivery of additional online content, for example video relevant to the ad or the printed story. EyeTracking Technologies (Focus) ServAlign MediaWall

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