Supply Chain Security RFID Seminar: NCSC and RFID Journal Co-Host World's First Major RFID Seminar on ...

From Business Wire (press release), CA ... for supply chain security professionals, announces the world's first comprehensive seminar focused on how Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and related ...

Folks at RFID Journal and the NCSC are sponsoring an RFID Seminar focused on supply chain security. Looks to be an exciting and interesting event ...

... The National Cargo Security Council, the leading organization for supply chain security professionals, announces the world's first comprehensive seminar focused on how Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and related wireless technologies are helping to combat a wide range of commercial cargo and Homeland Security threats, including terrorism. NCSC is joining with RFID Journal, www.rfidjournal.com, a leading media enterprise covering the RFID industry, to co-host the seminar, and the publication's executive editor, Mark Roberti, will be a featured speaker at the event. Slated for Dec. 5-7, 2004 at the Long Beach (CA) Hilton, the seminar will include eight sessions on real-world, real-time solutions leveraging RFID and other Automatic Identification and Data Collection technologies, such as sensors, biometrics and satellite tracking systems. The comprehensive program features 22 world-renowned experts from international manufacturers and shippers, leading consultancies and universities, government and law enforcement agencies, as well as RFID software and hardware providers. ...

The National Cargo Security Council, www.cargosecurity.com, based in Annapolis, MD, is a professional association of 1,100 cargo-transportation and security professionals from the entire logistics spectrum: air, truck/rail, maritime and intermodal. NCSC members are committed to assuring the safe and secure movement of the nation's commerce.

RFID Journal is the world's RFID authority. In print, online and at its executive conferences, the RFID Journal focuses on one thing: helping companies cut costs and boost revenue by deploying RFID technologies. More than 100,000 people turn to RFID Journal each month for reliable information.