RFID IN REGION

To keep its investors, end-users and researchers network updated with the latest RFID market events and news, RFID IN REGION will participate and exhibit in the event. Cardex 2009, the 8th Digital Identity Assurance conference and expo (Middle East & Africa) which going to be held 13 - 15 Dec. 2009 at Cairo International Conference Center, Cairo, Egypt. Under auspices of the Egyptian Ministry of Information Technology and Communications, Egyptian Ministry of Administrative development and the Information Technology Industry Development Agency ''ITIDA''

You can discover some facts about the event and find out the exhibitors list here.

The event is held at Cairo International Conference Center (CICC) - Cairo, Egypt at the Hall 4

Opening hours:

13 December 2009 18:00 - 20:00 [Note: by invitation only]
14 December 2009 10:30 - 20:00
15 December 2009 10:30 - 19:00

Mark your calender and come to visit RFID IN REGION booth, meet with us, discover the event and find out how could we help you...

For all who could not be their, We really would miss you but you have a chance to be their, Just follow our blog during the event days we would post an every day coverage and you are welcome to comment or send us any question or inquiry for the participating companies to be answered and discussed here.

See all of you soon....

Dubai based RFID solutions company Tagit released a new custom RFID enabled consignment box for Jewellery Wholesale safety.

The new Tagit solution provide ccounting data for up to 200 jewellery items in split seconds with tag data displayed on computer screen continuously, this help retailers track each detailed item and keep on customers follow without stresses.

The Tagit Consignment Box is an RF Shielded platform allows the users to put up to 10 trays in two rows of 5 carrying about 6 pieces each. Equipped with two circularly polarized patch arrays, and work with Mono-static or Bi-static readers.

 Finally 4 regional arab countries "Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates" and other 16 countries started this week using the UN Universal Postal Union's new Global Monitoring System (GMS) to evaluate the quality of their letter-post service using Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology.

Under this from now until December 2009, in a first phase of the project, 530 independent panellists from 38 countries will send 24,000 test letters containing RFID tags through 45 postal facilities worldwide. The data collected as the test letters pass through special gates would be transmitted to the UPU and used to help postal operators identify service failures and improve operational efficiency.

Discover the other countries here.