QR Codes

QR-Codes: How small town Manor, Texas is changing government with barcodes

Dustin Haisler
September 18th, 2009 · Add your comments
Gov 2.0, Manor, QR Codes, United States

QR-codes are two dimensional barcodes that can be generated for free and subsequently decoded for free on most newer model camera phones. When I first learned of QR-codes I quickly realized the amazing potential they had, however, I was unaware of the significant impact they would have on my own organization.

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