What's RFID Doing in Your Life?
by Kathleen McCoy |
The UAA Campus Bookstore is hosting Radio Frequency Identification: What's RFID Doing in Your Life? Sept. 19 from 5 to 7 p.m. Come find out what is happeing with RFID and how it affects
you. Panel for this event includes Dr. Morgan Henrie (Alaska Center for Supply Integration),
Dr. Bear Baker (Interim Associate Dean for the College of Business and Public Policy;
Director of Alaska Center for Supply Chain Integration), Dr. Oliver Hedgepeth, (UAA
Logistics Dept and author of RFID Metrics: Decision Making Tools for Today's Supply Chains), and Evan Welbourne (RFID Ecosystem Project, University of Washington).
The RFID Ecosystem Project investigates possible future scenarios for RFID applications in everyday life, privacy
and security for the users in these scenarios and how to build data management systems
efficiently. Dr. Jacqueline Cason (English Dept) will act as moderator. Everyone is
invited to attend this event and ask questions. For more information call (907) 786.4782.
"What's RFID Doing in Your Life?" is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.