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QR Codes — putting them to work

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You can scan this -- or click on it -- to reach our special feature section about QR codes

QR (Quick Response) Codes are reshaping marketing practices in the architectural, engineering and construction community.  They facilitate quick response from mobile devices and integrate effectively with conventional print and outdoor media.  In this special section, The Canadian Design and Construction Report explores how you can put these codes to work for your business, and get started, free.

See www.cadcr.com/qrcode (or scan the QR code on this page to link directly)

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