RFID Briefing for Security Executives

Separating the reality from the hype

CD of Live, Interactive Teleconference

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A Live 90-Minute Telephone Conference
with an Interactive Q&A Session

Conducted on March 1, 2005

Now available on CD

Radio frequency identification, or RFID, is one of the hottest new technologies beckoning security directors. It is finding early adapters and potential niches in a range of security activities -- from access control and personalized access to computers to tracking valuable merchandise and fixed assets vulnerable to theft or sabotage.

Listen and participate from your office telephone as our panel of expert consultants and corporate security leaders help you critically evaluate the promise and reality of RFID – and make an informed judgment about whether it is reliable enough to deliver the benefits and cost-effective enough to justify the investment.

Speakers for this teleconference included:

Bob Lang, Homeland Security Director at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, will share the pros and cons of his department's experience with RFID-equipped access control cards at multiple buildings.

Ed Goodwin, Assistant Federal Security Operations Director for the Jacksonville (FL) International Airport, will offer lessons learned from the airport's beta testing of RFID to track baggage.

Lani Fritts, Vice President of Business Development for leading RFID vendor Savi Technology in Sunnyvale, CA, will critically analyze the potential for RFID in physical security applications.

Plus, you'll have an opportunity to pose questions during the interactive Q&A session following the speaker presentations.

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