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USS -Interleaved 2 of 5 - AIM BC2 OBSOLETE
THIS DOCUMENT IS NOT CURRENT. ? ? AIM BC2-1995 - USS - 1 2/5 contains historical information that is referenced in ISO/IEC 16390:2007 Information technology — Automatic identification and data capture techniques — Interleaved 2 of 5 bar code symbology specification and ISO/IEC 16390:1999 AIDC - Interleaved 2 of 5. Those who...

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VIDEX - DT Systems, Sonitrax and CyberBadge
2017 AIM Case Study Competition Winner (RFID Category) Independent truck drivers and their material loads were only being tracked- and paid for using a paper system. These papers could be loss or go un-tracked and a staff needed to be hired just to manage paper tickets. CyberBadge enabled companies to...

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VIDEX Case Study - Clackamas Jail
Clackamas County Jail located in Clackamas, Oregon houses an average of 450 inmates. With approximately 20 deputies on staff on a given day, the jail is a busy place. According to their mission statement, Clackamas County Jail strives to “promote safety while finding innovative solutions” to the difficulties they face. Due to a...

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Vip-Systems - Intelligent Store at Billabong
Vip-Systems - Intelligent Store at Billabong 2015 AIM 2015 RFID Case Study Competition Participant The first Intelligent Store in Brazil was opened at Iguatemi mall in Alphaville, São Paulo. It was developed by Vip-Systems Informática that is specialized in new technologies for retail, since 1993. Billabong implemented a total of 15 VIP-Systems applications, all integrated in...

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Voice on the Mobile Edge
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VUEMED Case Study - Cost Savings at Medical Center | 2021 Case Study Winner

2021 RFID Case Study Winner
Provider is a 500+ bed academic medical center that treats more than 1.5 million outpatients every year and serves as the only Level I trauma center for ae grion that covers more than 25...

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VUEMED Case Study | Using RAIN RFID Technology to Achieve Data-Driven
Provider is a 500+ bed academic medical center that treats more than 1.5 million outpatients every year and serves as the only Level I trauma center for a region that covers more than 25 percent of California. Founded in 2008, VUEMED solves acute inventory management, supply chain, and product utilization ...

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Washington Fruit and Produce
Washington Fruit and Produce Co. Enhances Food Traceability with Key Distribution Center Upgrades Intermec Case Study Customer:For Washington Fruit and Produce, Co., one of Washington State’s largest shippers of apples, maintaining the most effective technology possible for distribution center (DC) operations is a constant requirement. The company, which recently moved into a brand...

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Webinar: A Homeland for Radical Innovation in Bosch
A Homeland for Radical Innovation in Bosch Presented by Peter Guse, Commercial Responsibility & General Manager | Robert Bosch Start-Up GmbH This session covered the experience Bosch made building new businesses as start-up like as possible inside a corporate environment as big and old as Bosch. Their learnings and...

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Webinar: A New Day for RFID Journal…What it Means to the Industry
Founder and CEO of RFID Journal Mark Roberti discusses the recent acquisition Emerald Expositions made of the company. Find out in this AIM Webinar how the acquisition well effect industry events and more!...

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