PEACHINC

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Mark Mantock, Peachinc CEO with Lord Livingstone and Olaf Lies, State Minster for Economic Affairs, Labour and Transport of Lower Saxony at Cebit Germany 2014

March 5th 2014-Mobile World Commerce - Barcelona
Peachinc team discussing its validation technology using the mobile phone with Grant Shapps, Cabinet Minister and Chairman of the Conservative Party.

Come and visit Peachinc technology on display at Mobile World Congress, February 23rd-27th and CeBIT, Hanover, Germany, March 10th-14th March 2014. http://ow.ly/i/4jFrC

Introducing AVTIX Self Validating Mobile SMS Tickets

We are using AVTIX (patent pending) as technology enabler where institutions are resistant or cannot afford to deploy infrastructure at every venue.

We have adapted our technology to fit the business process thus allowing minimal change and cost by the customer but now allowing instant validations and paved the way for more advanced validation methods in the near future.

Peachinc has made the Smart UK Project 2014 shortlist to go on the the next round. http://ow.ly/sjxeX

News « Smart UK Project After much deliberation and debate, the Smart UK Project 2014 shortlist can finally be revealed. Congratulations to the following companies for...

Coverage of the ICTKTN Live Final to win a stand at Mobile World Congress 2014
Peachinc's idea sounds almost too simple- a tiny QR code (Morris Code, invented by founder Dr Daniel Morris) that acts as a ticket on your mobile. The reason for its size is so that it can exist in a SMS as well as on a smartphone and still contains just the right amount of information (16 digits) that ticket vendors need. Anything with a camera is able to read this code, and no data connection is needed to get or verify your ticket.

The question was asked, what makes this any different to the existing online or app based ticketing systems that are currently available? Daniel Morris promptly replied 'this one works'. And he has the stats to prove it, they ran an event with Nokia, 5000 attendees with Pechinc tickets and 100% success rate. They've also been being used by the Saudi Football League with very few ticket based issues occurring.

Peachinc readers are currently being built into a big firmware company's newest barcode readers, which means their use will go beyond camera enabled devices.

This is a really smart and simple idea that will have mass appeal to both users and event organisers, and it's difficult to see how it's not the next huge steps towards paperless ticketing, annoying box office queues, and lost ticket nightmares.

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