"Just as the Internet is a vast network of connected computers, so RFID can connect a universe of things to each other by recognizing and tracking objects, delivering tremendous benefits for the distribution and logistics industries, but also for inventory-heavy sectors that require a great deal of 'track and trace,' such as retail and even pharmaceuticals,"
Porter added.
Sun and its partner Netlink highlighted the benefits of their emerging RFID software and hardware solutions during the RFID-specific track of the two-day event in Dubai. Porter's presentation also highlighted Sun's RFID research facility in the US, where customers from around the world can test their RFID scenarios before deploying new technology.

Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor



