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Nokia Making RFID Development A Reality

Filed in archive Near Field Communication , Software Applications by Anita Campbell on July 4, 2005

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Nokialinks has released an RFID software development kit to enable companies to develop applications using various Nokia phones.
"The Nokia Field Force Solution is specifically designed for a variety of industry sectors such as security, services, utilities, health care, and government branches. The companies within these areas are presently looking for new ways to mobilize and automate their field operations with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. The field operations can be automated, for example, in asset management, maintenance, repair, manufacturing, item tracking, delivery scheduling, customer billing data collection, and work order management."


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