Overview

RFID Journal LIVE! is the world’s leading conference and exhibition focused on radio frequency identification and related technologies.

Why Attend – 2023

The conference will include three days of industry-specific and how-to tracks, as well as general education for those new to the RFID market. Educational sessions and conference offerings are specifically designed to help all attendees and exhibitors to plan strategies, network, buy and sell, and learn and share ideas.

The event will also have keynote speakers and other conference sessions across 9 unique tracks that provide more insight into successful rollouts of RFID and IoT technology in multiple different industries and showcase the most sophisticated and most innovative RFID deployments to date, and show how the technology is being used across major industries.

The nine industry-specific and technical, how-to conference tracks focus on:

• Retail and Apparel - This track will focus on highlighting companies in the retail and apparel sector sharing their case studies of successful deployments.
• Manufacturing - This track will focus on real world case studies by companies that have used RFID and IoT to cut costs and boost efficiencies by tracking tools, material, work-in-process, finished inventory and more.
• Supply Chain and Logistics – Attendees will be able to hear how firms are using RFID and IoT technologies to manage reusable containers, monitor the condition of perishables and achieve substantial cost savings.
• Health Care/Pharmaceuticals - In this track, attendees will learn how RFID and the Internet of Things are enabling health care providers to track assets, do contact tracing, manage drugs, manage inventory of implantables and consumables and much more.
• RFID in the Food Chain  - This track will focus on case studies by companies across the food chain that are using RFID and IoT technology to cut costs, improve safety and enhance efficiencies.
• RFID in Retail – What are the next business drivers for RFID beyond Inventory accuracy?  - This in-depth, one-day track will help suppliers choose a tag provider and ensure that their tags meet retailer performance requirements, are encoded properly, and have the proper information printed on the tag or label.
• RFID and IoT for Inventory and Warehouse Management - In this track, attendees will learn how to benefit from deploying radio frequency identification within their warehouse by managing their inventory and coordinating their supply chain.
• Technical Workshop: How to Integrate RFID into a Manufacturing Line  -  This technical track addresses the critical issues that manufacturers need to be aware of as they deploy RFID on their production lines.
• Fundamentals of RFID: Basics and More - This  track is designed to provide those new to radio frequency identification with the foundational knowledge needed to begin understanding how RFID can be applied to solve specific business problems, so that you can choose the right option for a specific application and select the proper vendors to achieve a successful outcome.

Typically, the conference features more than 80 exhibitors from 26 countries showcasing best-in-class RFID tags, readers, software and implementation services. Innovative new products are introduced at the conference each year, so attendees will be among the first to see the newest RFID products.

Why Exhibit – 2023

The conference is the leading RFID event in the world, drawing executives from companies that are eager to use RFID to solve their business problems. The event offers plenty of opportunities for exhibitors to discuss the latest RFID applications with other professionals in the industry and network with potential buyers and investors.

Organizer

RFID Journal was launched on Mar. 1, 2002, as the world’s first independent media company devoted solely to radio frequency identification and its many business applications. Today, RFID Journal is, by far, the world’s leading source of RFID news and insights.

RFID’s mission is to help companies use RFID and other Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to improve the way they do business.

Source: Event Website