Managing and tracking individual product items and monitoring their condition seamlessly within and between organizations and consumers, promises to save billions of dollars through everything from streamlined processes , reduced inventories to no more spoiled milk!

RFID seems to be a “panacean” solution, but:

For which contexts is it best suited and cost effective?
What are its limitations?
Who owns the information especially if the RFID tag is in you?

Presenters & Panelists

Aditya Sharma & Others

Members of

RFID Research Group

GBS Center for Profiling Technology Research Emory University

Research team focusing on organizational RFID adoption with research and consulting projects involving RFID adoption and application development in logistical, advertising, medical and other profiling settings. (Atlanta , GA)

Puneet Sawhney

RFID Program Manager

CHEP, Inc.

CHEP is the world’s largest pallet manufacturer with operations on all six continents and is most famous to the general public for their trademark blue plastic pallets. CHEP supplies pallets to many of the top 200 Wal-Mart suppliers that are subject to the Wal-Mart RFID mandate. Puneet Sawhney heads up CHEP’s RFID efforts. (Orlando, FL)