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Airbus extends Auto-ID, RFID services contract

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

OATSystems, a division of Checkpoint Systems, announced that Airbus has extended its contract for OATSystems’ Auto-ID & RFID software services for an additional three years.

Airbus originally paired with OATSystems in 2008 to provide a multi-million dollar, multi-year Auto-ID software platform.

In its initial two-year agreement Airbus deployed OATSystems’ software platform, which is now a part of the Airbus Auto-ID standard corporate architecture.

During this time, OATSystems also delivered variety of solutions to help Airbus streamline operations across supply chain, manufacturing and assembly domains. [end] 

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