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Ask the Experts: Ron Rose, CEO, i-Konect

Monday, May 2, 2005

Ron Rose is the CEO of i-Konect.

A singularity is the moment at which technical progress will accelerate at a rate beyond our comprehension. What does the name mean in the context of your product?

We felt the name Singularity reflects our vision of the product’s potential impact on the industry. More simply put, we look for Singularity to accelerate the adoption of RFID enabled solutions beyond our comprehension of its use today.

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