RF Code is an active member of industry associations and institutions which further the development and understanding of commercial RFID asset tracking. We also participate in relevant networking forums and consortia which promote education, cooperation and the development of industry standards. RF Code believes in solutions-based technology development. This philosophy is reflected in each of our product offerings. Through our network of solutions partners and systems integrators, we stay in tune with the standards work that is undertaken in the markets that we serve.
IAITAM is dedicated to meeting the needs of IT Asset Management professionals, including but not limited to Software Asset Mangers, Hardware Asset Managers and Information Technology Asset Managers, in their search for centralized organization devoted to expanding and codifying information and knowledge within the IT Asset Management field.
Celebrating more than 25 years in the data center industry, AFCOM is the only association dedicated to providing education and resources for data center managers. Our mission is to enable data center management professionals to share industry best practices by providing a forum for dissemination of critical information; to provide education on key data center management issues; to provide the industry’s most comprehensive insight and analysis in key areas affecting all data-intensive organizations; and to be the most comprehensive and effective resource available to the overall data center community.
Property managers are positioned to be strong, integral parts of all organizational processes, thereby contributing greatly to a company's bottom line. Effective, efficient asset management results in cost savings and cost avoidance throughout the property life cycle, from determination of requirements, through acquisition, utilization and disposition. Established in 1970, NPMA has helped countless professionals maximize their careers. Traditionally, NPMA's membership consisted primarily of employees from federal agencies involved in contracts and their contractor counterparts. Today's NPMA includes property managers from colleges and universities, the health care industry, state and local government, technology and manufacturing firms and supporting consultants. Our property managers come from virtually any organization where assets are managed efficiently and cost effectively. This diversity reflects a membership rich in tradition and innovation.
The OPC Foundation is dedicated to ensuring interoperability in automation by creating and maintaining open specifications that standardize the communication of acquired process data, alarm and event records, historical data, and batch data to multi-vendor enterprise systems and between production devices. Production devices include sensors, instruments, PLCs, RTUs, DCSs, HMIs, historians, trending subsystems, alarm subsystems, and more as used in the process industry, manufacturing, and in acquiring and transporting oil, gas, and minerals. The Vision of the OPC Foundation is to provide the best technology, specifications, processes and tools to really enable companies to build products and services that truly demonstrate multiplatform multi-vendor secure reliable interoperability. OPC Foundation members benefit by being able to take advantage of the technology and marketing necessary to become the leaders in the industry supporting industrial standards for industrial automation and beyond.
The Austin Technology Council (ATC) is a catalyst for innovation. The ATC's mission is to ensure that Austin continues to be a world-renowned technology community that thrives with outstanding university-based research, an entrepreneurial culture, venture funding, a broad array of support services, and a rich pool of intellectual talent and leadership.
BorderPass is a set of real-time, end-to-end supply chain risk mitigation solutions to track, monitor, and assess the risks associated with the movement of containerized goods through the supply chain. The BorderPass solution is a pre-integrated offering from a group of innovative technology providers including EMS Technologies, RF Code, Avery Dennison, Greenline Systems and LXE Inc. BorderPass significantly improves visibility and risk management enabling transportation providers, port operators and the shippers and consignees they serve to dramatically improve security, operational efficiency and asset utilization through streamlined processes. For more information, please visit the BorderPass web page.
The McMaster RFID Applications Lab (MRAL) is the only initiative of its kind in Canada. It provides a hub for applications-oriented RFID research and development between academia and multiple industries, promoting investigation in technology, social policy, commercialization and business process. The initiative is being led by McMaster University and supported by EPCglobal Canada, Hewlett-Packard, IPICO, RF Code, Deloitte, Sun Microsystems, LRNI, and Ontario Centres of Excellence. MRAL is located at the MaMaster Innovation Park in Hamilton. Four centres at McMaster University are involved in the initiative: the Xerox Centre for Engineering Entrepreneurship & Innovation, the Dofasco Centre for Engineering and Public Policy, the McMaster Centre for Emerging Device Technologies, and the McMaster eBusiness Research Centre.
Ohio University’s Center for Automatic Identification is the nation's first university- based center devoted solely to the subject matter of automatic identification. Established in 1988, the mission of the center is to serve as a focal point for research and education related to the field of automatic data capture. Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC), which includes technologies such as bar coding, magnetic stripe, radio frequency identification, direct part marking and voice data entry are being applied within numerous business environments to increase data accuracy and improve productivity. Mandates such as those from the Department of Defense, Wal-Mart and Target are further increasing awareness and the need for education in AIDC technologies. As an unbiased, vendor-neutral entity, the Center is in a position to objectively educate AIDC users, conduct un-biased AIDC research or review equipment for end-users.
The Metroplex Technology Business Council (MTBC) is the largest technology trade association in Texas. It is dedicated to the promotion of the high tech industry in the Dallas/Fort Worth region. The MTBC accomplishes its mission by fostering a supportive business environment for technology companies and members of the technology community through leadership, advocacy, education and cooperative initiatives.
WINMEC (or Wireless Internet for Mobile Enterprise Consortium) is a UCLA-based university-industry collaborative activity whose participants develop technologies and business related research and educational issues of relevance to the wireless and mobile industries.
AIM is a global trade association comprising providers of components, networks, systems, and services that manage the collection and integration of data with information management systems. Serving more than 900 members in 43 countries, AIM is dedicated to accelerating the growth and use of Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) technologies and services around the world. Members of AIM are manufacturers or service providers of technologies such as radio frequency identification (RFID), bar code, card technologies (magnetic stripe, smart card, contactless card, optical card), biometrics, and electronic article surveillance (EAS).RF Code has been recognized for its contributions within the greater supply chain, RFID and asset management sectors. Asset tracking projects architected with our active RFID technology have been held up as models of success in a variety of markets.
