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Avail free RFID assessment for your company with University of Maryland

Filed in archive Case Studies by gautam on August 23, 2007

There seems to be effort going around to give as much exposure as possible to RFID and in one such effort Technology Extension Service of the University of Maryland has unveiled an RFID assessment program for selected number of companies and that too without charging a single penny for it.

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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Add your response to Avail free RFID assessment for your company with University of Maryland: Response from: Newsrfid.com Hi there. 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 Response from: FX Trading System 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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