The Dos and Don'ts of QR Codes
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Complete video at http://fora.tv/2012/01/25/Lacoste_USAs_Erik_Lautier Lacoste's Erik Lautier discusses the need to rethink how QR codes are implemented. He pokes fun at inconveniently located QR codes, and discusses the importance of easy to use interactivity. ---- ERIK LAUTIER Senior Director, E-Commerce & Digital Strategy, Lacoste USA Kee... Read more
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- -: The Dos and Don'ts of QR Codes
February 22, 2012 (about 12 years ago)Complete video at http://fora.tv/2012/01/25/Lacoste_USAs_Erik_Lautier Lacoste's Erik Lautier discusses the need to rethink how QR codes are implemented. He pokes fun at inconveniently located QR codes, and discusses the importance of easy to use interactivity. ---- ERIK LAUTIER Senior Directo...
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