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RFID: What You Need to Know to Get Started

Overview Adding radio frequency identification (RFID) to your operations requires some important changes in how you collect and manage data with your warehouse management system (WMS). During this Webcast, you will hear from veterans who are currently making this happen and who will detail their insights about how to best integrate RFID into your processes and WMS. Special emphasis will be given to the practical realities that will make your project a success.

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Publisher	Manhattan Associates
Live Date	19th June 2004 20:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Business Intelligence / Data Warehousing, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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