Smart Labels Europe 2003

Smart Labels Europe 2003 Corinne Jennings - c.jennings@idtechex.com - 8/1/2003
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Presentations from leading suppliers will include case studies and technology developments announced for the first time at this conference. The event was sold out last year with over 230 delegates from 24 countries – a list of registered delegates and companies is available at www.smartlabelseurope.com Smart Labels cover a huge spectrum of radically fast developing technologies and applications. In 2007 the global radio frequency identification (RFID) market is expected to be $4 billion (Source: IDTechEx Market Research) with exponential growth and use thereafter. The uses of the technology and their impact are tremendous - from improving supply chain efficiencies by a factor of ten to creating secure and more efficient airports, manufacturing and archiving. Beyond identification only, RFID is being combined with sensors to monitor the condition and status of items, and enables new markets and consumer benefits. This conference covers all these opportunities. Day one (Monday 29 September) focuses on end users, with topics including: achieving total asset visibility: users needs and experiences; RFID in action; and the potential and future for RFID and beyond. Wal-Mart, the world’s largest company will give their only European conference appearance and will report on their RFID developments and Hewlett-Packard will give Smart Labels Europe an exclusive insight into how they are using RFID. Day two (Tuesday 30 September) is devoted to leading suppliers, such as: Magellan, Flint Ink, Muhlbauer, Tagsys, OATSystems, Infratab, Nanoplex, Transense, and the first public announcement of disposable moving coloured displays from The Dow Chemical Company. Hear these companies present on chip RFID tag technology developments; developments in chip tag production; chip RFID system technology developments; chipless technology developments and RFID and beyond including intelligent packages for efficient handling and distribution from Lund University. The IDTechEx workshops (three optional workshops on 1-2 October) are famous for combining world-class lectures and demonstrations with participative sessions. Our panel of experts aims not only to teach you about the subject, but also focuses on the topics you wish to discuss by tailoring the sessions to your individual needs. Bring your problems and share your experiences. The three workshops cover: The new RFID: Enormous new applications and new technologies; Smart Packaging: Smart Labels beyond RFID and EAS; and Implementing RFID: ROI challenges and paybacks. The industry is now gearing up with large orders beginning to be placed: Smart Labels Europe 2003 is the ideal event to attend for industry intelligence, technology knowledge and networking. See www.smartlabelseurope.com for full details or email Corinne Jennings at: info@idtechex.com or call + 44 (0) 1223 813703. The conference is sponsored by Flint Ink, The Dow Chemical Company, Hewlett-Packard, Mühlbauer and e.centre, and is organised by IDTechEx, a member of AIM, the Auto ID Center and other organisations. Our extensive travel and industry support enables us to learn the latest developments, which we are delighted to present to you at Smart Labels Europe 2003.
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