Issue #145 | May. 9, 2008 | by Andy Kowl Do you have any RFID tags you’ve from purchased from DAG, the French, HF equipment manufacturer and “sports specialist?” Then now is your chance to do something that DAG says is good for the environment, good for you, and good for children. All you need to do is recycle those used DAG tags, by sending them to the company, and not only do you get 1€ for each you turn in, and UNICEF gets 1€, too! How to Succeed with Radio Frequency IDentificationBe sure to check our ‘Knowledge & Best Practices’ tab at the top. Leading experts give you training and tips on getting the most from RFID technology. Successful radio frequency identification systems involve far more than tags, smart labels, software and RFID readers. The implementer who simply calls an RFID tag company and starts tagging will miss most of the benefits of this dynamic technology. We are true believers; but the material on Switchboard is factual and balanced. You can rest assured the content is not dictated by sponsors – who we urge you to support. Subscribe Now to RFID Street and complete access to RFID Switchboard
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Italian fabric manufacturer sees 30% ROI in 9 months Census and billing accuracy goes from 60% to 99% Daisy Brand adopts RFID and cuts loading time by 80% Smart wrist bands save almost 30% of nurses’ time Small Investment sees ROI in under 2 years RFID technology helps FloraHolland cut $200,000 in handling costs RFID tracking solution saves $20,000 a pallet Costa View Farms Saves Hundreds of Hours High-cost Inventory cut 9% at UMass Medical Center Refueling Firm Sees 6-Month Payback from RFID |