Mr. Tony Walsh

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  www.packagingnews.co.uk/equipment/news/781067/Pill-pack - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/17/2008    Last Visited: 3/17/2008  

  Tony Walsh, European business development manager at Domino's IS Group, believes ,hybrid systems' will become popular in the next few years."At unit level, manufacturers will use Data Matrix to ensure all the data required for legal purposes is on the pack.Then at case and pallet level, I suspect there will be a hybrid system in which RFID is used in conjunction with Data Matrix coding," he says.

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  Published on: 8/14/2009    Last Visited: 11/7/2009  

  Tony Walsh, managing director, Walsh Colour Print, said, 'With run lengths going down and marketing budgets becoming tighter and tighter, we recognised that the time was right for us to invest in a digital press to help our customers stay competitive. Using our HP Indigo press 5500, we can now provide superior value to printers and end users.'
  
  Walsh Colour Print's markets are split between Irish printers and design agencies, offering everything from full colour business cards to books and brochures, but the lion's share of its work comes from other Irish printers, who outsource jobs that they are unable to support.
  
  'In the two months since installation, we have been very impressed by the high print quality of items using the HP Indigo press 5500. We have put a wide variety of jobs through it, but are experiencing particular demand for colour books, including manuals and local authority documents of roughly 200 pages,' said Walsh.
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  Walsh cited HP's presence and support of the Irish market as being very important, as well as HP's after sales service. The company was also impressed with the products' high print quality, reliability and potential re-sale value.
  
  'Our next step is to grow the digital business and broaden awareness for the capability of the process,' said Walsh. 'Using the HP Indigo press 5500's ability to process personalisation and variable data, marketers and businesses in Ireland now have the technology to better target customers and further drive sales - it's very exciting.'
  
  Walsh Colour Print was established in 1993, and today employs 90 people at its Castleisland premises. As a privately held company, the business is owned by Tony Walsh and his wife Patricia who is also the company's production director.

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  Published on: 2/17/2006    Last Visited: 3/9/2007  

  Tony Walsh, European Business Development Manager at the Integrated Solutions Group of Domino Printing Sciences Plc, comments, "This 100% item-level track and trace solution is a tremendous breakthrough and heralds a new area for patient safety.
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  Tony Walsh explains that the achievement of EPC generation and networked connectivity means that no matter where the product is within the supply chain, once can trace when it was made, who handled it and whether it is authentic.
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  Concludes Tony Walsh at Domino, "This really is one of the most exciting and challenging trials that has successfully demonstrated track and trace capabilities, with huge scope for taking this one step further by introducing RFID into the process.
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  Tony Walsh,
  
  European Business Development Manager
  
  AD Communications Ltd

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  Published on: 11/1/2008    Last Visited: 1/28/2009  

  "We believe no one before this has been able to demonstrate the ability to use track and trace codes all the way down to the level of the individual dose," says Tony Walsh, business development manager in Domino's Integrated Solutions Group.

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  Published on: 11/17/2007    Last Visited: 11/17/2007  

  Tony Walsh, European business development manager at the Integrated Solutions Group of Domino Printing Sciences Plc, commented, 'This 100 per cent item-level track and trace solution is a tremendous breakthrough and heralds a new area for patient safety.
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  Walsh explained that the achievement of EPC generation and networked connectivity means that no matter where the product is within the supply chain, once can trace when it was made, who handled it and whether it is authentic.
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  Pictured above: Tony Walsh, European business development manager, Domino Integrated Solutions group.

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  Published on: 2/17/2006    Last Visited: 3/23/2007  

  Tony Walsh, European Business Development Manager at the Integrated Solutions Group of Domino Printing Sciences Plc, comments, "This 100% item-level track and trace solution is a tremendous breakthrough and heralds a new area for patient safety.
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  Tony Walsh explains that the achievement of EPC generation and networked connectivity means that no matter where the product is within the supply chain, once can trace when it was made, who handled it and whether it is authentic.
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  Concludes Tony Walsh at Domino, "This really is one of the most exciting and challenging trials that has successfully demonstrated track and trace capabilities, with huge scope for taking this one step further by introducing RFID into the process.

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  Published on: 7/16/2007    Last Visited: 4/7/2008  

  Services > Events > Events Archive > GS1 Healthcare Conference > Speaker Profile: Tony Walsh
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  Speaker Profile: Tony Walsh
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  Speaker Profile: Tony Walsh
  
  Tony Walsh - European Business Development Manager Domino Integrated Solutions Group.Tony Walsh joined Domino in June 2005 as Business Development Manager of the Integrated Solutions Group.
  
  Operating on a worldwide basis, the Integrated Solutions Group provides manufacturers with a complete range of services to integrate track and trace technology into the supply chain, including total turnkey solutions combining RFID and composite coding with existing manufacturing and distribution systems.Tony's key responsibilities include strategic liaison with key European customers, as well as influencers, supermarkets, wholesalers, global legislative bodies, and multinational supply chain providers to effect the adoption and usage of RFID and other coding technologies across Europe.
  
  Tony has over 20 years experience in packaging and bar coding applications for the pharmaceutival and FMCG market with specific involvement in the development and trials of new bar code regulations and best practice documents for ink jet printers.As a member of many local and International advisory bodies and groups including GS1, epcGlobal and EHI, Tony has written and conducted bar code training programmes for Glaxaosmithkline and continuously presents keynote speeches at major industry conferences.
  
  Tony Walsh - Domino Printing Sciences.

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  Continuing its business expansion in the field of RFID Solutions, Domino Printing Sciences, a world leader in ink jet and laser technologies, has appointed Tony Walsh for its newly created position of Business Development Manager for Europe.Tony's appointment will further strengthen Domino's position of delivering fully integrated RFID platforms that satisfy the demanding requirements of the industry. more

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  Published on: 9/8/2005    Last Visited: 7/20/2006  

  Continuing its expansion in RFID, Domino Printing Sciences has appointed Tony Walsh for its newly created position of business development manager for Europe.
  
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  Continuing its expansion in RFID, Domino Printing Sciences has appointed Tony Walsh for its newly created position of business development manager for Europe.Walsh's role will be to provide strategic liaison with different key European customers, including influencers, supermarkets, wholesalers and global legislative bodies, as well as multinational supply chain producers, to effect RFID's adoption and usage across Europe.From his previous various roles Walsh has acquired many years of experience in developing relationships with companies, including major retailers, global legislative bodies like EAN/UCC and multinational supply chain producers, such as GSK, P and G, Unilever and Nestle, said Domino.
  
  He has 20 years' experience in packaging and bar coding applications, with specific involvement in the development of new bar code regulations and best practice documents for ink jet printers and the organisation of major trials for ink jet, label and bar code technologies.
  
  Walsh has also led the market development of ink jet technology and print and apply equipment and has written and conducted bar code training programmes for GSK.
  
  Prior to joining Domino in June 2005 Walsh was the market development manager at Markem Systems.
  
  His expertise in coding has led to him being invited to join the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Working Group (PSCWG) where he represents the BGMA (British Generics Manufacturers Association) in the implementation of EAN/UCC bar codes in to the UK and European pharmaceutical industries.
  
  He is also one of first six people in the UK to have been awarded Advanced Bar Code Accreditation - e-centre Solution Providers Programme.
  
  Commenting on his appointment, Walsh said: 'RFID technology will herald a new era in product traceability.
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  I am confident that Tony, with his wealth of knowledge and expertise, will propel us to our desired position of being a key RFID provider.' In conjunction with the European market consolidation, Domino has also responded to the increasing demand for RFID technology in the North American market by appointing Gary Page.

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  EPC Track-and-Trace for Hemophilia - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/17/2006    Last Visited: 2/28/2009  

  Such serialization allows for item-level tracking, meaning that "no matter where the product is within the supply chain, one can trace when it was made, who handled it and whether it is authentic," according to Tony Walsh, European business development manager at Domino's Integrated Solutions Group.

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