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Global experts including Netlink RFID, Scanpak Inc.
and Sun Microsystems to highlight future of radio frequency
technology
Dubai, March 7th , 2005: In the wake of the rising
potential for RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology
in the regional market, the Dubai-based integrated technology
solutions major, Netlink, today announced that it will officially
unveil its new RFID division, Netlink RFID, at a one-day comprehensive
seminar on the benefits of radio frequency technology on 21st
March 2005 at Emirates Towers Hotel in Dubai.
Announcing the details of the new division and the seminar,
Mr. Puneet Singh, General Manager, Netlink RFID, said: "Netlink
has identified RFID solutions as a key focus area of its business.
We believe that there is tremendous latent potential for an
increase in adopting RFID technology in the Middle East market,
particularly in business segments like hospitality, transportation,
logistics, retail industry and education."
Mr. Singh said the seminar has been designed to communicate
to the Middle East market the benefits of RFID technology
in an age of increased competitiveness where real-time tracking
of business processes are an imperative.
"World over, RFID has created a stir in the market with
its cutting-edge benefits to businesses. The Middle East market
is waking up to this new technology and in the course of the
next few years, we are confident that the technology will
be widely adopted in the regional market across an array of
business segments," he added.
Mr. Singh said the new division will cater to the RFID market
in the Middle East and India, which will provide an array
of enterprise solutions using standard Wi-Fi wireless networks
as an infrastructure.
"RFID is a revolutionary technology which allows tracking
of moving and non-moving assets with the help of RFID tags.
It is one of the most rapidly growing segments in today's
automatic identification and data capture industry,"
Mr. Singh said.
RFID uses radio waves to automatically identify people or
assets and is expected to compete with the conventional bar
coding technology used by businesses in their logistics operations
and supply chain mechanisms.
The Netlink RFID seminar will have global experts on the
technology, including partners of the Dubai-based company
making presentations on the potential of the new technology.
The experts who will highlight the benefits of the technology
include Mr. Val Lanzieri, President and CEO of Scanpak Inc.,
Mr. Graham Porter, Marketing Director, Sun Microsystems, Mr.
Willy Steiger, Senior Account Manager, Scanpak Europe, Middle
East and Africa and Mr. Sanjeev Khanna, General Manager -
Technology, Netlink RFID.
"The objective of the seminar is to educate the regional
market on RFID technology. The regional market is gradually
warming up to RFID technology and the seminar is part of our
endeavour to add value to this awareness," Mr. Singh
said.
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