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RFID, Item-attendant ICT & Data Synchronisation
Run from: www.rfiduk.org
A Series of FREE RFID Web Conferences Sponsored by the National
Centre for Radio Frequency Identification (NRC)...
Requirements:
Participants need Broadband access and headset. Following
registration we will forward instructions to download the free
software.
Date: Tuesday 22nd March
Time: 2pm - 3 pm
Venue: www.rfiduk.org
Cost: There is no charge for participation in this
conference
Details & Enquiries:
For enquiries and further infomation, visit the Digital
Yorkshire website
Conference Overview:
This web conference builds upon the item-attendant ICT
principles identified in a previous web conference or through a
Centre-available introduction to item-attendant ICT, drawing
attention to the issues often experienced in ICT systems for
data synchronisation and the role of RFID and other data
carriers as potential tools in dealing with synchronisation
issues.
(Target Audience Includes: ICT Practitioners & Business
Managers in the Re-Supply Chain)
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RFID, Item-attendant ICT & Data Synchronisation
This web conference builds upon the item-attendant ICT principles identified in a previous web conference, drawing attention to the issues often experienced in ICT systems for data synchronisation and the role of RFID
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Web conference: www.rfiduk.org
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