MEMPHIS, TN (WMC-TV) - Privacy advocates are worried microchips implanted inside credit cards, access cards and even passports could be a criminal's keys to your castle.
(UPM Raflatac, Tampere, February 1, 2010) - Bairstow Lifting Products Co., Inc., a leader in fabricating and distributing custom rigging supplies and fall protection solutions, has implemented an innovative RFID inventory inspection and certification tagging solution designed by UPM Raflatac and Marnlen RFiD. The solution equips Bairstow with two cost-effective, durable RFID applications for ...
Inova Technology , through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Desert Communications, Inc., has executed a $275,000 contract with the San Augustine, Texas, Independent School District for network solutions. Â The project is fully funded by a combination of funds from the Federal Government's Erate program and funds from the school district itself.
Passengers at Suvarnabhumi Airport will soon see a dramatic, yet welcoming, change as they load their baggage onto trolleys and push them around the sprawling facility.
A2B Tracking Solutions Selects Danby Group for 2009 Partner Excellence Award (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Feb 082010
A2B Tracking Solutions Inc, the leading enterprise software and services provider in support of the US Department of Defense IUID (item unique identification) program has named The Danby Group, LLP to receive the prestigious Partner Excellence Award for 2009. The award is made annually to a business partner who personifies excellence in delivering IUID products to the user community.
LOCAL logistics firm Yang Kee Logistics is investing $45 million to build a chemical logistics hub in Jurong as it looks to establish itself as a regional headquarters for their pan-Asian operations. The hub will have specialised chemical storage capabilities that meet strict safety standards and will allow the company to expand its scope of business into value-added services like drumming and ...
Privacy advocates are worried microchips implanted inside credit cards, access cards and even passports could be a criminal's keys to your castle.
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