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At the end of the 30min webinar you will understand the background to Project i-TRACE and the steps to get moving with your implementation.

Project i-TRACE is an Australasian Railway Association initiative focused on standardising how objects in the rail industry supply chain are identified and marked (barcoding and/or tagging). The ability to effectively identify products, electronically capture information about them and then share that information with relevant parties at optimal cost relies on open global standards that all parties in the rail industry value chain can leverage.

At the end of the 30min webinar you will understand the background to Project i-TRACE and the steps to get moving with your implementation.

Project i-TRACE is an Australasian Railway Association initiative focused on standardising how objects in the rail industry supply chain are identified and marked (barcoding and/or tagging). The ability to effectively identify products, electronically capture information about them and then share that information with relevant parties at optimal cost relies on open global standards that all parties in the rail industry value chain can leverage.

At the end of the 30min webinar you will understand the background to Project i-TRACE and the steps to get moving with your implementation.

Project i-TRACE is an Australasian Railway Association initiative focused on standardising how objects in the rail industry supply chain are identified and marked (barcoding and/or tagging). The ability to effectively identify products, electronically capture information about them and then share that information with relevant parties at optimal cost relies on open global standards that all parties in the rail industry value chain can leverage.

At the end of the 30min webinar you will understand the background to Project i-TRACE and the steps to get moving with your implementation.

Project i-TRACE is an Australasian Railway Association initiative focused on standardising how objects in the rail industry supply chain are identified and marked (barcoding and/or tagging). The ability to effectively identify products, electronically capture information about them and then share that information with relevant parties at optimal cost relies on open global standards that all parties in the rail industry value chain can leverage.

At the end of the 30min webinar you will understand the background to Project i-TRACE and the steps to get moving with your implementation.

Project i-TRACE is an Australasian Railway Association initiative focused on standardising how objects in the rail industry supply chain are identified and marked (barcoding and/or tagging). The ability to effectively identify products, electronically capture information about them and then share that information with relevant parties at optimal cost relies on open global standards that all parties in the rail industry value chain can leverage.

At the end of the 30min webinar you will understand the background to Project i-TRACE and the steps to get moving with your implementation.

Project i-TRACE is an Australasian Railway Association initiative focused on standardising how objects in the rail industry supply chain are identified and marked (barcoding and/or tagging). The ability to effectively identify products, electronically capture information about them and then share that information with relevant parties at optimal cost relies on open global standards that all parties in the rail industry value chain can leverage.

At the end of the 30min webinar you will understand the background to Project i-TRACE and the steps to get moving with your implementation.

Project i-TRACE is an Australasian Railway Association initiative focused on standardising how objects in the rail industry supply chain are identified and marked (barcoding and/or tagging). The ability to effectively identify products, electronically capture information about them and then share that information with relevant parties at optimal cost relies on open global standards that all parties in the rail industry value chain can leverage.