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Every iPhone 7 or newer can read NFC tags. Starting from iOS 13, iPhone apps can also write to NFC tags.
Our Gonector plug-in enables you to do that directly from your custom FileMaker apps.
You can use this to store any data to the tag, such as product ID, inspection history of a device, link to instructions on how to use a device, or anything else.
Learn how at https://24usw.com/nfchowyt 
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Le point sur les technologies qui permettent de relier monde physique et digital, lors de la journée Food&Digital
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Take on digital transformation with Claris FileMaker and learn how to quickly build custom apps that solve your business problems.
Award-winning trainer, Cris Ippolite, draws on years of experience with clients at his own development firm (iSolutions) and walks through the essentials skills you need to work with FileMaker Pro 19.
Cris covers the fundamentals, such as how to create tables and fields, write scripts, work with calculations, and design layouts.
He also shows you how to create reports, import and export data, and more. Plus, he highlights some of the most useful new features in FileMaker 19, including how FileMaker Pro supports Core ML, Siri Shortcuts, NFC, and JavaScript.
Tune in to start learning how to build your first custom app from scratch.
Didier Daglinckx's insight:
The same course is also on 'LinkedIn learning' https://www.linkedin.com/learning/filemaker-pro-essential-training-2
It's a paid access but you should be able to access it thru their '1 month free trial'.
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By Richard Moross, MOO’s founder and CEO As you know, at MOO we love all things print. As you know, at MOO we love all things print. But we also love the web, and in 2012 we signalled our interest in taking paper to the next level, connecting it to the web with a short trial of NFC-enabled business cards.
The response was overwhelming: we absolutely had to bring this product to market. For centuries people have been using business cards in pretty much the same old way. From the footmen of 17th century French aristocracy, to today’s ‘momtrepreneur’: their simplicity, ubiquity, utility and form have kept them going strong, even in our increasingly digital world. They’ve been a long time in the making but, today, I’m delighted to announce the launch of ‘Business Cards+’, the first of MOO’s next generation, NFC-enabled line of products and the first major update to the business card for over three hundred years. ...
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