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This agreement signals BearingPoints and Texas Instruments commitment to support the continued adoption of RFID to their current and future customers across the world. Both companies serve customers globally from operations in all major countries.

...Successful Deployment in Pharmaceutical RFID Tests.

HP and OATSystems, Inc., a recognized RFID Framework leader, today announced a radio frequency identification (RFID) solution for companies implementing RFID and requiring continued support to effectively track the movement of goods in real time.

EPCglobal seeks to set global standards for RFID in the supply chain.

Only 11% thought that the industry could expect to see widespread RFID adoption within the next year. The survey of UK manufacturers questioned respondents on the pressures facing the manufacturing sector.

A new series of 1-day RFID Conferences being held across Europe in October are aimed at educating users, systems integrators and resellers about Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and the various solutions available in the market today and how it will impact their businesses.

RFID is more than a solution looking for a problem. Beyond the hype, and the anxiety, real opportunities are available for those organisations with the ambition to embrace the technology, transform their processes and turn the vision of a fully responsive demand-driven supply chain into reality.

Offering a world class forum of over 50 speakers from 13 countries, Smart Labels Europe 2004 is the place to find the answers to all your RFID questions.

Taking place for the second year, RFID 4 Retailers at the London Marriott in Mayfair is a one day "retails to retailers" conference looking at the short and medium term implications on the use of RFID technology through out the retail supply.

Increased visibility in the supply chain is one of the many benefits that the much-hyped radio frequency identification (RFID) technology can offer to companies in the manufacturing and logistics space.