Colloquially, many know GTIN as a barcode, but technically, GTIN is the number found beneath the barcode symbol itself, and can therefore also be used for other technologies such as 2D barcodes and RFID tags.
This year, GS1 Denmark is a co-organizer and first-time participant at the half-day conference OffDig Health on March 4th, as well as the two-day conference OffDig on March 5th–6th in Aarhus. We will have a booth at both events, and we look forward to meeting you for some great conversations.
If you have secured a ticket for one or both of the conferences, we have put together an overview of what we are bringing to the table.
At OffDig Health, which focuses on the future of digital healthcare, you can meet us at our booth by the high tables in the exhibition area to discuss how barcodes can help strengthen patient safety and traceability.
It takes place at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel in Aarhus from 12:30 PM to 7:00 PM.

Don't miss our presentation, “How standards create coherence in digitalization in the Central Denmark Region,” featuring Henrik Stilling, Special Consultant at the Central Denmark Region, and Jesper Kervin Franke, Senior Healthcare Specialist at GS1 Denmark.
You will learn, among other things, how to build your digital landscape using GS1 standards. It takes place from 3:30 PM to 4:00 PM in the Dania room.
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When Denmark's largest conference on public sector digitalization kicks off on March 5th and 6th at Musikhuset in Aarhus, you can meet us at our GS1 booth, number 25.
We will be ready to talk about how regions, municipalities, and the state can use barcodes and the GS1 product databaseTrade Sync to streamline procurement and gain real-time access to product images and a wide range of product data. At our stand, you can also see concrete examples of how much data you can get about a product in GS1Trade Sync.
For the evening networking festival on March 5th from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, we are serving drinks at our stand at the GS1 Circular Bar. Here, two of our GS1 members will get to shine with local and organic beverages from Local Spirits in circular kegs from ecoSPIRITS. The drink will be served in reusable cups from New Loop (so remember to return the cup). You will also have the opportunity to enter our competition for an attractive gift basket.
Is your head a little heavy on the last day of the conference? We will be serving a great cup of barista coffee on March 6th from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM from our bicycle coffee cart. This will also take place at our stand.
We hope to see you for a couple of exciting and educational days.
GS1Trade Image provides professional marketing and planogram images that meet retailers' requirements and imaging guidelines.
If you want to create your own product photos, we can also help you get certified.
GS1Trade Sync is a data pool for product data exchange that your trading partners can access.
GS1Trade Sync streamlines data exchange between trading partners because data only needs to be entered in one place. This increases the quality of product data and creates value for you - and the entire value chain.
GS1Trade Packaging is a packaging data system that gathers your packaging data in one place. The system ensures efficient collection, structuring, and declaration of packaging data, and makes it easy to exchange packaging data with other companies.
GS1Trade Exact ensures the quality of your product data. All physical products are checked against the data registered in GS1Trade Sync.
With this service, you get verified and quality-assured data that benefits the entire supply chain.
GS1Trade Transact handles the digital receipt of orders and the sending of documents to your customers. You can choose whether to integrate it with your financial system or access it online.
GTIN (also known as EAN) stands for “Global Trade Item Number” and is the number sequence shown beneath a barcode symbol.
GTIN (EAN) is a global standard used to uniquely identify digital and physical products, allowing the barcode to be scanned anywhere in the world throughout the supply chain.
A GLN (also known as EAN) allows you to uniquely identify physical, functional, legal, or digital entities. This can include the sender, receiver, buyer, seller, supplier, manufacturer, delivery location, billing location, store, or internal departments.