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  1. New Roles, New Rules: Are Your Smart Phones Tough Enough For Work? 9/23/2010

    Once enterprises could base their mobility selections mainly on coverage maps, rate plans and the look and feel of the phones themselves, but now they must carefully consider durability, device lifecycles, available enterprise software, support for bar code scanning and much more. By Intermec, Inc.

  2. Brochure: RFID LockAlert Theft Notification System 9/16/2010
    The LockAlert Self-Storage theft prevention system is the latest in personal asset protection from PureRFid. Through innovative technology and your cell phone you can be alerted to unauthorized attempt at entering your Self-Storage unit or other specified property at a moments notice.
  3. RFID LockAlert Theft Notification System 9/16/2010
    The LockAlert Self-Storage theft prevention system is the latest in personal asset protection from PureRFid. Through innovative technology and your cell phone you can be alerted to unauthorized attempt at entering your Self-Storage unit or other specified property at a moments notice.
  4. Guest Series Part 2: RFID-Based Materials Management - A Game Of "What If" 8/9/2010
    No matter how effective a manual system may seem, because the recording of material movement is not automated, data becomes obsolete very quickly. To make matters worse, unique material identification numbers are often hand-written, painted, or etched onto material and can become faded, smeared, removed, or hidden by other materials or elements like grass, dirt, or snow. Thus, manual tracking of pre-engineered components leads to increased instances of components that are "not immediately found," which leads to higher costs and decreased productivity. By Jon Chesser and Vincent Hsieh, Atlas RFID Solutions
  5. RFID-Based Materials Management - A Game Of "What If" 8/9/2010
    No matter how effective a manual system may seem, because the recording of material movement is not automated, data becomes obsolete very quickly. To make matters worse, unique material identification numbers are often hand-written, painted, or etched onto material and can become faded, smeared, removed, or hidden by other materials or elements like grass, dirt, or snow. Thus, manual tracking of pre-engineered components leads to increased instances of components that are "not immediately found," which leads to higher costs and decreased productivity. By Jon Chesser and Vincent Hsieh, Atlas RFID Solutions
  6. Brochure: Asset Tracking Solutions 8/5/2010
    Element ID introduces RFID-based asset tracking solutions to help improve the way you operate your business.
  7. Brochure: Access Control & Management Solutions 8/5/2010
    Element ID introduces RFID-based membership management solutions to help improve the way you operate your business.
  8. Case Study: Element ID Uses Mercury M5e Module To Power Reader In Single Solution UHF RFID Appliance 8/5/2010
    Element ID, Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets high performance readers and specialty industrial automation equipment/systems for the rapidly growing RFID market. The company targets the high performance, fixed position, RFID reader market with a total system solution that is unique in its automation approach. The company is headquartered in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. By Element ID, Inc.
  9. Element ID Uses Mercury M5e Module To Power Reader In Single Solution UHF RFID Appliance 8/5/2010
    Element ID, Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets high performance readers and specialty industrial automation equipment/systems for the rapidly growing RFID market. The company targets the high performance, fixed position, RFID reader market with a total system solution that is unique in its automation approach. The company is headquartered in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. By Element ID, Inc.
  10. Curing Operational Inefficiency — How Real-Time Locating Technology Brings A Cure To Asset Management Headaches 7/19/2010
    The importance of finding equipment or inventory increases greatly when it's needed to provide time-critical care. The symptoms of untraceable equipment can be easily solved by utilizing an RTLS system, which includes tags attached to the asset. By using a signal transmitted via infrared, RF, or ultrasound waves, the tagged items can be located immediately anywhere within the facility. By Intelligent InSites, Inc.