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by gautam on August 23, 2007
So what is University of Maryland offering? The university is offering an on site RFID assessment which would start off with a review of productivity of the company or issues related to security. After studying the conditions prevailing possible RFID solutions will be studied and suggestions offered through a report where expected costs and return on investment will be stated. RFID has been found out to improve efficiencies for a number of companies but keep in mind that it cannot be an answer for everything.
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Vote for Avail free RFID assessment for your company with University of Maryland:
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(08/29/07 10:43am)
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FX Trading System
(10/30/07 9:31am)
A recent Aberdeen Group report revealed that 38% of enterprises using RFID are doing so to improve costs, safety and reliability of managing work-in-process. Aberdeen also reported that best-in-class organizations using RFID for work-in-process reduced incidence of process failure by at least 20%, improved process throughput by at least 10%, and experienced at least a 15% labor cost savings.
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I talked about this news on our site http://www.newsrfid.com/
(an italian newsboard about RFID world).
I think the one made by University of Maryland is really a good move. Some companies, especially the middle-litlle ones, need to be mentored before choosing to spend money in something new. They could be a little bit suspicious in front on new tech. And which better advisor then a big university department?
Let's wait for results.
Bye and compliments for your site and your job!
Alessandro