The RFID Weblog: DeVry Offering RFID Education

Filed in archive RFID Basics by Anita Campbell on June 28, 2005

Last month I noted the recent workforce survey by RFID Tribe. One of the upshots of that survey was the realization of just how little formal training and experience in RFID most people have. The results were really striking.

Now, DeVry University and RFID Technical Institute have teamed up to offer RFID education, aimed primarily at those in the workplace who need RFID education for a planned deployment. The courses will be vendor neutral. Initially they are focused on meeting demand for end users involved in Department of Defense and pharmaceutical industry deployments.

Full story at RFID Journal.

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Response from: Mary Anne Martin (01/24/06 4:27pm)

Thanks for this great post. You've got some really good info in your blog Mary Anne Martin
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