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Wal-Mart Enables 400 More RFID Stores, Exec Says at Conference

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

Bentonville, Ark., mass market giant Wal-Mart Wal-Mart Stores said it will continue to expand its RFID capability to additional facilities – 400 Wal-Mart stores, to be exact, Wal-Mart Executive Vice President and CIO Rollin Ford said in a speech Monday at the RFID Journal Live conference in Orlando, Fla.

“Through RFID technology, Wal-Mart is providing value to customers, working with our suppliers to deliver collaborative benefits that allow people to save money and lead better lives,” Ford said. “We have only gotten started, and we are continuing to rollout to more stores at the same rate as the last two years.” [end] 

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