News Archive

News & perspectives.

Company news and historical perspectives from Knecto's work in connected assets, digital identity, and product information.

Knecto Product Relationship Management System Wins Gold at IT World Awards

Knecto's Product Relationship Management system received Gold recognition in the Asset Management category at the 2021 IT World Awards.

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Two Powerful Global Forces are Accelerating Demand for Digital Health Technologies

A look at connected-product technology and the growing role of digital health information.

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Knecto Provides New Ways for Pharma to Enhance Patient Benefit

How connected product information can support communication throughout a product lifecycle.

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Knecto Wins at 2020 Global Excellence Awards

Historical recognition for Knecto's work in product fraud prevention.

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Knecto Inventor Tanner Lewis Featured in Sarasota Herald-Tribune

A profile of Knecto's origins and its early work connecting physical objects with digital information.

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Knecto Named Start-Up of the Year for Cloud/SaaS Solutions

Knecto received historical recognition in security and Cloud/SaaS categories.

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Knecto Wins Two Gold Awards for Innovative Technology at 2019 IT World Awards

Recognition for Knecto's connected-product technology at the 2019 IT World Awards.

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Knecto Honored for Excellence in Product Fraud Prevention

Historical recognition associated with product identification and fraud prevention.

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This Australian Winery is the Latest Use Case for NFC Tags

An early perspective on NFC tags and the connection between physical products and digital experiences.

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NFC Next Big Thing in Pharma and Personal Care Industries

The role of near-field communication in product information and consumer engagement.

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Product Recalls Can Be Communicated Better — NFC Can Help

How connected identifiers can help make important product information easier to access.

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