RFID Smart Labels USA 2007
December 2006
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RFID Smart Labels USA 2007 from IDTechEx will bring together everything you need to know about RFID from the latest implementation experiences to market trends and technologies. It is scheduled for Feb. 21-22, 2007 in Boston, Mass.
Speakers include USPS, IATA, San Francisco Airport, Marubeni Japan, Las Vegas Airport, BGN (Dutch book store) and many more...
The event particularly focuses on:
• The business case for RFID
• Item level tagging
• RFID progress around the world
• Avoiding the crowd - how to make money out of RFID
• State-of-the-art technologies
In 2006, 200 million RFID tags will be used for item level tagging, 350 million tags for pallets/cases, and 750 million tags for other applications from animal tagging to contactless cards. This event is the only one that will look at the profitability, challenges and opportunities in each of these sectors. In addition, RFID Smart Labels USA covers the full range of RFID technologies from printed RFID to near field UHF tags; to software, readers and Active RFID systems and Real Time Locating Systems.
Attended by delegates from 31 countries in 2006, RFID Smart Labels USA 2007 will feature presentations from companies around the world covering progress in their territory. Visit www.smartlabelsUSA.com for more information.
Speakers include USPS, IATA, San Francisco Airport, Marubeni Japan, Las Vegas Airport, BGN (Dutch book store) and many more...
The event particularly focuses on:
• The business case for RFID
• Item level tagging
• RFID progress around the world
• Avoiding the crowd - how to make money out of RFID
• State-of-the-art technologies
In 2006, 200 million RFID tags will be used for item level tagging, 350 million tags for pallets/cases, and 750 million tags for other applications from animal tagging to contactless cards. This event is the only one that will look at the profitability, challenges and opportunities in each of these sectors. In addition, RFID Smart Labels USA covers the full range of RFID technologies from printed RFID to near field UHF tags; to software, readers and Active RFID systems and Real Time Locating Systems.
Attended by delegates from 31 countries in 2006, RFID Smart Labels USA 2007 will feature presentations from companies around the world covering progress in their territory. Visit www.smartlabelsUSA.com for more information.
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