What organizations need to understand now to avoid costly gaps in scanning, printing, data and operations. Explore the opportunities enabled by 2D barcodes and the practical steps organizations can take to prepare their products, systems and teams.
Join Anna Lau, AIM Asia President and Lesley Suen, SVP SML Group for an open, honest, and inspiring conversation spotlighting their journeys, challenges, and triumphs. In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, bringing diverse perspectives to the forefront is no longer just a goal—it is a necessity for innovation. This Community Dialogue will move beyond generalities to provide actionable strategies for women navigating tech careers, addressing how to overcome structural barriers and build meaningful professional momentum.
What You Will Learn
• Navigating Challenges: Real talk on overcoming bias, navigating the “nice girl” trap, and securing your seat at the table.
• Industry Insights: First-hand experiences on the evolution of barcoding, RFID, and IoT, and what it takes to thrive in this specialized field.
• The Future of Tech: Trends shaping 2026 and beyond—from AI integration to sustainable supply chains.
• Actionable Career Advice: Proven tips on mentorship, sponsorship, and building a supportive professional network.
Stop chasing deadlines and start leading with compliant, audit-ready data. Join us to master the latest UDI requirements, learn up-to-date, practical approaches to UDI submission and labeling to avoid bottlenecks, reduce errors, and ensure global market access. This seminar provides actionable pathways for compliance, advanced data management strategies, and practical solutions to meet regulatory hurdles and enable supply chain efficiency.
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AIM is hosting RFID Community Connect, a two-day virtual event taking place May 19–20, 2026, designed to bring the RFID community together for focused education, industry discussion, and networking.
Through the joint formation of the GPos Experts Group, this collaboration brings together identification, locating, and communication in a common spatial context. Industrial automation is facing a paradigm shift: machines, robots, and mobile systems are learning to “understand” space. With the new OPC UA Companion Specification for Identification and Locating, a common language of “spatial intelligence” was established. The new specification is considered a milestone for the next evolutionary stage of industrial intelligence.