RFID has recently generated large-scale interest in Europe. This region has seen substantial research and development processes undertaken by a large number of RFID and contact less application vendor
November 11, 2005 (Press Release) --
RFID has recently generated large-scale interest in Europe. This region has seen substantial research and development processes undertaken by a large number of RFID and contact less application vendors and developers. Nordic and Scandinavian regions are also characterized by a credible market for RFID.
Nov 05 - The new report, "RFID Industry (2005-2007) — An Update (Insight to European Market)", published by RNCOS—a renowned market research firm, provides a comprehensive coverage of the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, as the projects related to RFID technology have begun to thrive in various markets such as retail, transportation, pharmaceuticals, and livestock. The expert team of RNCOS has examined the changes occurring in the business processes and market sizes in the European RFID industry.
Market analysis shows that RFID spending on hardware, software, and services in Europe is estimated to cross €5bn in 2007. The major reason being the adoption of latest technology by the firms to ensure an efficient RFID supply chain model.
However, Europe has been under the shadows of intrusive regulations that have, for long, repelled free market conservatives of the US. The companies prefer US to Europe for switching their businesses, as the European market has a stringent RFID supply chain model. This is one of the major challenges looming over Europe, despite the bright scope of RFID technology in this region.
The research report by RNCOS, discusses current activities, initiatives and trials, in the pipeline, in the European RFID market, and the potential of RFID technology in providing an efficient supply-chain model. The crux of the report lies in its discussion on the European RFID vendors, their alliances, new product developments, and analysis of their market status in light of the shifting RFID supply-chain models.
RNCOS—a renowned market research firm—is dedicated to carrying out industry research and providing global business information.
To purchase your copy: http://www.marketsmonitor.com/category/COM21.html
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Nov 05 - The new report, "RFID Industry (2005-2007) — An Update (Insight to European Market)", published by RNCOS—a renowned market research firm, provides a comprehensive coverage of the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, as the projects related to RFID technology have begun to thrive in various markets such as retail, transportation, pharmaceuticals, and livestock. The expert team of RNCOS has examined the changes occurring in the business processes and market sizes in the European RFID industry.
Market analysis shows that RFID spending on hardware, software, and services in Europe is estimated to cross €5bn in 2007. The major reason being the adoption of latest technology by the firms to ensure an efficient RFID supply chain model.
However, Europe has been under the shadows of intrusive regulations that have, for long, repelled free market conservatives of the US. The companies prefer US to Europe for switching their businesses, as the European market has a stringent RFID supply chain model. This is one of the major challenges looming over Europe, despite the bright scope of RFID technology in this region.
The research report by RNCOS, discusses current activities, initiatives and trials, in the pipeline, in the European RFID market, and the potential of RFID technology in providing an efficient supply-chain model. The crux of the report lies in its discussion on the European RFID vendors, their alliances, new product developments, and analysis of their market status in light of the shifting RFID supply-chain models.
RNCOS—a renowned market research firm—is dedicated to carrying out industry research and providing global business information.
To purchase your copy: http://www.marketsmonitor.com/category/COM21.html
For information on all reports: http://www.marketsmonitor.com
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