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News for the week of Nov. 8
• Albertsons Lays Out RFID Plan
• New ETSI RFID Rules Move Forward
• RFID Users Want Clean Data
• New Fast-Curing, Low-Temp Adhesive
• Using EPC to Combat Counterfeiting
• Matching Bar Codes With Tag Data
• Help for Boeing, Airbus Suppliers
• RFID News Roundup
Featured Story
• RFID Takes Wing in Aviation
Opinion
• Stressing Tests
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RFID Users Want Clean Data
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Matching Bar Codes With Tag Data
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RFID News Roundup
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Featured Story
RFID Takes Wing in Aviation
Airbus and Boeing are turning to RFID to give their supply chains and manufacturing operations a lift. Tagging of parts could reduce counterfeiting and provide other supplier benefits. Premium Content >
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Opinion
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Stressing Tests
The RFID Alliance Lab tests will provide a wealth of data that will enable companies to make smart decisions about which products are right for their needs. Full Story >
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