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Unlike smart cards, RFID can be directly read without contact, avoiding wear and tear problems, and it can be passed simply by skimming. Mr. Elhami believes that RFID will be gradually used, just as UPC code was originally introduced. . He believes that bar code technology has matured, and it is time to start combining it with RFID technology.
According to Mr. Elhami, British Airways and Texas Instruments have adopted a pilot program that includes RFID and baggage tag applications, which is impressive. In addition, RFID is also used in a variety of tracking functions, product inventory management control projects, fatigue safety monitoring equipment, cargo storage and transportation applications.
Mr. Elhami said: "Considering that RFID can be read and written at any time, each application will result in a reduction in the cost, and sometimes the cost is less than a cent."
Bilyeu and Stewart both said that there are currently no RFID brand users in their customer base.
Bilyeu's orders are usually barcodes, airborne trademarks, and laser labels. Occasionally, more creative, more upscale, and mechanically applied trademark types are filed.
VoluForms's more challenging trademarks are those that contain adhesives, those that have higher technological content, are mechanically applied, and that can also be applied in the frozen state.
Mr. Emis of Data Forms reported that direct thermal and thermal transfer technologies are on the rise. In particular, denser, more sophisticated direct thermal imaging technology has become the preferred method of printing barcode trademarks.
Although Mr. Elhami claimed that the combined trademark is not yet suitable for his company, he believes that the combined trademark is an exciting and highly profitable trademark product. Manufacturers should further promote this product.
He said: "I have seen a sample of this product, but did not see the relevant information of its application and potential market. I would like to see more guidance from the manufacturer."
In general, each type of trademark has a specific customer.
Evolving e-commerce In addition to the product itself, the sales of the product also vary with the company's business philosophy.
Tabco Business Forms can now receive orders via e-mail and the company is also preparing to provide a wider range of e-commerce features.
"This is exactly what the customer is pursuing," Mr. Bilyeu said, "but we are now limited by the physical location and it is not yet perfect. The telephone company is not yet able to provide us with DSL high-speed services and is subject to the trees surrounding the company. Impact, we cannot use wireless systems." However, Tabco plans to provide customers with a comprehensive e-commerce solution through Quantum Net soon.
Although according to Mr. Emis, his client has not yet used e-commerce to submit orders, the company is currently working with Four51 to establish a viable project.
Since 1984, VoluForms has provided customer form management services, especially for health care customers who use a large number of different types of forms. Forming the form on demand eliminates the need to maintain a large inventory of products.
Mr. Stewart said, “E-commerce has brought great benefits to us and our customers. If done correctly, everything can be automated through the system, providing customers with real-time information. This also helps us save a lot of running costs, And I can transfer this to the customer."
Mr Stewart added that four-color printing directly from customer-supplied electronic documents saves time and money, and eliminates the need to store outdated documents.