RFID Journal 2020 Virtually!
See you online September 30 -October 1 at RFID Journal Virtually.
Return to Work! RFID & IoT Solutions to Protect the Workforce
Join us for a webinar on COVID-19 test tracking and Employee Health & Safety, May 19, 2020, 2pm EST.
Welcome Roy Noepel, Business Development
We are delighted to welcome Roy to the RFID Global team
Zebra Partner Summit 2020
RFID Global will be at the Zebra Summit in Reno, Jan 28-30, 2020.
US Air Force 2GIT Contract Award
RFID Global congratulates partner KTS for being an awardee on the US Air Force 2GIT contract. Visi-Trac is now available on this $5.5B, 5-year BPA.
Tracking evidence for the FBI
RFID Global has been awarded a 5-year, $3.7 million Blanket Purchase Agreement by the FBI.
How RFID Can Help You Manage Your Data Center
Today’s Data Centers are facing many challenges. As facilities grow, the ability to manage inventory, asset utilization and power consumption becomes increasingly difficult. Frequent reconfigurations and consolidations create a loss of inventory visibility. Co-located assets may require utilizing multiple management systems and procedures. Sarbanes-Oxley accounting procedures mandate that a verifiable record of all assets be …
RFID Market – Global Forecast to 2023
MarketsandMarkets June 2017 Driven by lower prices of radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags, and increasing penetration of RFID technology in various industries, the RFID market is likely to witness high growth in coming years. The RFID market was valued at USD 16.95 Billion in 2016 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.7% between …
Delta Uses Chip Tags, Tracking App to Tackle Lost Bags
Tech | Tech News Nov 14, 2016 – There’s nothing like lost luggage to put a damper on the holiday travel season, but a simple piece of technology being added to some luggage tags could help limit the problem. Just in time for the travel rush, Delta is adding Radio Frequency Identification chips, also known …
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Maximizing security in the electronics supply chain
Computer ( Volume: 49, Issue: 8, Aug 15, 2016 ) Defeating counterfeiters in electronic components Supply-chain traceability and electronics counterfeiting have become increasingly widespread issues for military and commercial electronics systems. In response to a DARPA SHIELD program directive, Northrop Grumman is leading a team to develop tiny, passive, near-field RFID chips, called dielets, which will be embedded in …
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