Radio Frequency ID Could Be Implemented On At Least Limited Scale By 2007, Group Says
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Results from a pilot study released by the “Jumpstart” anti-counterfeit coalition indicate that RFID technology could satisfy regulatory and retailer requirements. Pfizer says global standards need to be developed before widespread adoption will occur.
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