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BlueStar has announce the third event in its 2013 Pan-European Technology Summit series at the the Palau de Congressos de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain on May 22.

IBM has announced it is helping the City of Dublin use Big Data to identify and solve the root causes of traffic congestion in its public transport network throughout the city, which means improved traffic flow and better mobility for commuters.

Neology, the secure high-value Radio Frequency Identification solutions provider, has added NFC to ultra-high frequency (UHF) transponders to create dual frequency transponders that can identify themselves to a smartphone.

Maxa Technologies (Maxatec) has announced the release of the new Xplore DT4000 POS PDA for Android and the Catchwell CW31 rugged mobile computer.

Avnet Technology Solutions, the global IT solutions distributor and an operating group of Avnet, Inc., has extended its Avnet socialondemand marketing initiative in the UK.

Diversified industrial manufacturer Eaton has launched a new power management video which explores effective cable management for server racks.

A new software platform from Kodak's Document Imaging business enables companies to quickly make sense of input from virtually any communications channel—including text messages, social media posts and emails—to improve the outcome of customer service interactions.

Following an overwhelming majority vote from its membership, the Institute for the Management of Information Systems (IMIS), has ratified its decision to merge with BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, with immediate effect.

Datalogic has announced its continued collaboration with The Co-operative Food, one of the largest food retailers in the UK.

ScanSource POS and Barcode has been named at recent regional Motorola partner events Mobility Distributor of the Year in the UK and Wireless Distributor of the Year for Southern Europe for 2012.

More than 90% of the UK's leading retailers believe 'goods lost in transit' (GLIT) fraud is a serious threat, yet most say that home shopping firms don't have strategies or processes in place for thwarting false claims, according to research undertaken by event organiser Retail Knowledge for consumer data and insight firm Transactis. The research report, entitled The Digital Shoplifting Survey, was based on interviews with a cross-section of leading retailers attending a recent anti-fraud conference organised by Retail Knowledge.