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RFID White Paper: Technology, Systems, and Applications

Overview Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has come to signify system solutions for tracking and tracing objects both globally and locally using RFID tags. RFID is one of several technologies collectively known as Auto-ID procedures - procedures for identifying objects automatically. It bridges the gaps to IT systems that were previously bridged by manual data entry. Companies are increasingly deploying Auto-ID procedures in their supply chains. This white paper provides an overview of the numerous application-related and technical aspects of RFID systems. It shows that even in the highly competitive IT market, it is possible to define basic structures upon which different providers can agree.

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Publisher	BITKOM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2005	Downloads	51
Format	White Papers
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