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RFID News, November 2004

Sunday, November 28, 2004

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While scores of Wal-Mart suppliers struggle to meet soft deadlines, companies like UPS and Delta are moving forward with new applications designed to benefit both company and consumer. This month, editors talk to companies pioneering unexplored segments of the RFID market.

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