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  1. White Paper: 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.
  2. Guest Series Part 1: RFID-Based Materials Management - An Overview 7/15/2010
    Tracking and monitoring the location of construction assets on a jobsite is vitally important to project executives, owners, contractors, and suppliers. Yet this activity is a commonly overlooked aspect of field data acquisition. Timely and precise information about the status of critical assets such as pre-engineered components, equipment, tools, and labor resources allow contractors to bid more competitively on projects, and are directly related to the successful and profitable completion of a project. By Jon Chesser and Vincent Hsieh, Atlas RFID Solutions
  3. RFID-Based Materials Management — An Overview 7/15/2010
    Tracking and monitoring the location of construction assets on a jobsite is vitally important to project executives, owners, contractors, and suppliers. Yet this activity is a commonly overlooked aspect of field data acquisition. Timely and precise information about the status of critical assets such as pre-engineered components, equipment, tools, and labor resources allow contractors to bid more competitively on projects, and are directly related to the successful and profitable completion of a project. By Jon Chesser and Vincent Hsieh, Atlas RFID Solutions
  4. RFID-Based Materials Management In Construction 7/15/2010
    Tracking and monitoring the location of construction assets on a jobsite is vitally important to project executives, owners, contractors, and suppliers. Yet this activity is a commonly overlooked aspect of field data acquisition. Timely and precise information about the status of critical assets such as pre-engineered components, equipment, tools, and labor resources allow contractors to bid more competitively on projects, and are directly related to the successful and profitable completion of a project. By Jon Chesser and Vincent Hsieh, Atlas RFID Solutions
  5. Datasheet: Omni-ID Flex™ 5/26/2010
    Omni-ID Flex is a medium range tag with outstanding performance-to-size ratio. The Flex is our high-performance, low-profile tag with a read range of over 16 ft. in metallic or non-metallic environments, essential to many RFID asset tracking applications, including tracking laptops, tools and retail warehouse inventory.
  6. Data Sheet: Omni-ID Prox™ 5/26/2010
    Omni-ID Prox offers the smallest form factor and best performance in a metal environment of any UHF RFID Tag on the market.
  7. Datasheet: RFID + EDI Solution For The Supply Chain 5/24/2010
    In an increasingly global marketplace, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) presents the opportunity for suppliers to overcome supply-chain challenges that have accompanied the growth of global trade.
  8. Brochure: Mojix STAR Receiver 5/19/2010
    With the ability to detect extremely faint signals and freed from line-of-sight read restrictions, the STAR receiver works in concert with its satellite Mojix eNodes to support one or many business processes across the system's entire coverage area.
  9. Communications Leader Vidéotron Hopes To Save $1.6M By Automating Service Calls On BlackBerry Smartphones 4/21/2010
    Change from a paper-based work order system for field technicians to a wireless one that automates all administrative steps involved in handling a service call. By BlackBerry by Research In Motion
  10. Case Study: Communications Leader Vidéotron Hopes To Save $1.6M By Automating Service Calls On BlackBerry Smartphones 4/21/2010
    Change from a paper-based work order system for field technicians to a wireless one that automates all administrative steps involved in handling a service call. By BlackBerry by Research In Motion