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QR Codes and PowerEdge 12g servers

Published March 6, 2012 Dell , PowerEdge , simplicity , smartphones 1 Comment
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One of the things that is great about the new 12g hardware is the innovative use of QR Codes for service and support. It’s one of those “aha” moments where something that seems so obvious just works. Congratulations to Kevin and the ID team that pulled this together. The youtube video explains it all. 

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  1. 1 Aaryn March 13, 2012 at 1:01 pm

    The Quick Resource Locator makes everything more user friendly. And in this day and age of course they have a great phone app as well to learn more. The video does a great job of detailing the capabilities.

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I'm Mark Cathcart, formally a Senior Distinguished Engineer, in Dells Software Group; before that Director of Systems Engineering in the Enterprise Solutions Group at Dell. Prior to that, I was IBM Distinguished Engineer and member of the IBM Academy of Technology. I am a Fellow of the British Computer Society (bsc.org) I'm an information technology optimist.


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