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| SoftMatch RFID Solutions Conference |
| The Premier RFID Conference for Decision Makers |
With Ann Grackin and Bill McBeath
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Held
on May 15, 2007
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| This 6th RFID Solutions conference which is being held in Toronto, October 4-5th, 2006 is the premier independent conference in Canada for decision makers who need to understand Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, standards and mandates and how to make the right choices about investing in this technology for their organizations and trading partners. |
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Full Article Below -
Softmatch.com Conference Registration
SoftMatch.com presents
"SoftMatch 2.0"
Online RFID-Training Course
Pricing & Registration
Learn more about SoftMatch 2.0, request
an evaluation demo
or
Register
Now to access this online course for 60 days - at its
lowest price.
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Module |
Time required (minutes) |
What you will learn about |
MRSP in US$ |
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Course Overview by
Dr. Dan Dobkin* |
20 |
Objectives, features, and expected outcomes of this course |
Free |
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1. Introduction
to RFID and
2. History
of RFID |
60+ |
* The differences between RFID and other forms
of automated identification, such as bar codes
* The benefits of using RFID technology in
various applications
* How RFID technology has changed since its
early uses in the 1940s
* What might be in store for RFID technology in
the future.
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$75 |
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3. Technology Basics, Part 1: Physical
Components of RFID System |
60+ |
* The elements of an RFID system
* The differences between low, high, and
ultra-high frequency, and the applications they are suited to
* Different ways that tags are powered by
readers, inductive and radiative coupling, and the applications they
are suited to
* The differences between active and passive
tags, and the applications they are suited to
* How real-time location systems (RTLS) work
and they can be used to track objects over a wide area.
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$125 |
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4. Technology Basics, Part 2: Reader-Tag
Communication |
60+ |
* How to put together a complete RFID system
* How to find the tag read range, and the
importance of tag orientation and polarization in reading tags,
through "mouse-on" experience in our exclusive YouTag
Virtual Workshop.
* Practical considerations in assembling tagged
cartons into a readable pallet
* The data protocols most commonly used in
tag-reader communications and why.
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$125 |
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5. Technology Basics, Part 3: Sharing
Data Inside and Outside the Enterprise |
60+ |
* How to turn tag data into information leading
to a useful action
* The role of middleware in filtering RFID data
* The purpose of databases in RFID systems
* How data is being standardized for use by
enterprise systems and sharing with trading partners.
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$125 |
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6. Materials
and RF
7. Application
Examples |
60+ |
* How materials being tagged affect the
tags ability to be read
* What it means to be RF lucent and RF opaque
* Which substances fall into which category
* How different, tagged materials affect the
performance of LF, HF, and UHF tags
* How to select the right technology (UHF, HF,
LF, passive, semi-passive, and active) for any application
* How to position cartons on pallets to enable
tag readability, in our YouTag Virtual Workshop.
* RFID standards associated with RFID
technology types, applications, and industries.
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$125 |
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8. Securing
RFID Data and Safeguarding Personal Privacy |
60+ |
* Some of the ways RFID data security and the
privacy of individuals can potentially be compromised
* Technical measures to protect data and privacy
* Measures being taken by industry and
government to secure data and protect personal privacy.
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$125 |
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9. Implementing
RFID for Positive ROI |
85+ |
* How to determine whether and where RFID can
contribute value in your organization
* Common methods used to calculate return on
investment (ROI)
* The steps in planning an RFID implementation
* How the evolution of the RFID market is
likely to impact your expected ROI
* How 23 companies in various industries and
geographic regions have applied RFID for positive ROI.
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$125 |
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Total MRSP cost if modules are bought separately
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$825 |
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COMPARE to: In-class
SoftMatch full-day workshops (costing $995
including lunch) start with an introduction to RFID then explain and
demonstrate the science of RFID with hands-on demos, the hardware and
software involved followed by discussions of Passive and Active RFID
systems. Attendees are given the latest information and insightful
guidance about RFID technology, mandates and standards so as to
determine the suitability of RFID for their organizations. |
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Total cost of "SoftMatch
2.0" (when modules are bought as a package) save 35%
* $535
is the lowest cost available for this RFID training package Note:
this price is offered for a limited time and may be withdrawn at any
time, without notice - register now to access this online course for
60 days at this lowest price.
When you click "Register
Now" you will be directed
to the Course Manufacturer's web site. There you'll first need to
create a new account, pay for the course then Login and access the
course (for 60 days).
Thereafter you only need to enter your username and
password to log in and access any course you have enrolled in.
If you have any questions please email rfid@softmatch.com
SoftMatch.com
2008 Training, Workshops & Conferences
www.softmatch.com |
$535* |
Course Material Experts:
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* Primary Subject Matter Expert and Course Host
Dr. Dan M. Dobkin
Proprietor, Enigmatics
PhD, Applied Physics, Stanford University
Leading expert in the physics of RFID, with seven U.S.
patents. Author of The RF in RFID, Elsevier, 2007. Consultant and
instructor with extensive experience in developing, manufacturing,
and marketing communications devices. |
Contributing Subject Matter Expert:
Craig K. Harmon
President, Q.E.D. Systems
Globally recognized expert in automatic identification
standards, and author of four books on data collection technology.
Chair of ISO committee addressing RFID applications in the supply
chain; active in ANSI, ITU, ETSI, and EPCglobal. |
Contributing Subject Matter Expert:
Louis A. Sirico
Founder, RFID Wizards
Industry recognized RFID innovator, with extensive
experience designing and implementing RFID and logistics systems for
Fortune 1000 companies and U.S. government agencies. Author and noted
speaker on RFID technology, with appearances on CNBC/MSN and Fox
News, and at numerous U.S. technology conferences. |
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