Nordic ID RFID Friday Blog Post

29.4.2011

Last week Nordic ID Morphic 2D was well presented in the VSNG Congres with TYPE2SOLUTIONS in Martiniplaza Groningen. A very good show. Read more here: http://www.t2s.nl/company/2011_01_26.shtml

Nordic ID has contributed to a very interesting article over sustainable shopping. The effects of RFID in the carbon footprint. You can read it here: http://bit.ly/mA8Dhw and pictures of the interviewed experts, including Nordic ID CEO Jorma Lalla, you will find here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mobile-rfid/sets/72157626489192244/ Sustainable shopping is close to heart at Nordic ID and Nordic ID is a partner to ESCI Supply Chain Carbon Council: http://www.escinst.org/

Next week, May 2nd - 6th, Nordic ID GmbH will be attending the CeMAT 2011. Come meet the crew at hall 12, booth D02. Learn about our RFID portfolio, the Nordic ID Merlin and the Nordic ID Morphic, as well as our old reliable RF-series for barcoding purposes.

Everyone at the HQ is anxiously waiting for the Nordic IDeas fresh from the print house, they should be here at any minute. Loads of case studies (both RFID and barcode), interesting articles and news. To get your copy, send e-mail to sales@nordicid.com.A small preview of the front page of the magazine we can reveal in this blog post though, enjoy.

Next week, more news!

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3 comments on “Nordic ID RFID Friday Blog Post”

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Posted 30 July 2011 at 12:01:55

Come meet the crew at hall 12, booth D02. Learn about our RFID portfolio, the Nordic ID Merlin and the Nordic ID Morphic, as well as our old reliable RF-series for barcoding purposes.
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Posted 08 December 2011 at 10:45:13

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