Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology is wowing warehouse operators and some retailers because of how easily product information stored on the chip can be transferred. Nokia said Sunday that delivering product information to a mobile device using RFID can extend the technology "beyond the supply chain, and into customer service, merchandizing, marketing and brand management."
For instance, retailers could put RFID-embedded "touch phone here" signs on store shelves to send a coupon to the phone, or put the same signs at checkout stands to instantly transfer personal information stored on the phone in order to complete a warranty, Nokia Director Gerhard Romen said.
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- Well thanks for that my friend:)
- I to wish you well, and I hope you do not find a rude awakening
come this day of judgement.
I still don't ge the whole "Forrest for the trees" arguement cause
you have yet to go beyond... (Read the rest) - Posted by: Laff Posted on: 10/26/04 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
