Omni-ID surveyed attendees at the recent RFID Journal Live 2010 conference and focused on two key topics in the RFID industry; Identify the biggest impediment to full-scale RFID implementation, and, Identify RFID revenue trends in 2010.

The Omni “Ultra” 100-foot read range RFID tag sets a new record for a passive RFID tag. It means that passive tags can now work in applications previously reserved for semi passive and active tags. RFID enthusiasts are always looking for better ways to track assets. Clearly the Ultra is a cheaper and greener solution, and it won’t take long for this great technology to find all kinds of applications.

In 2009, Omni-ID launched a suite of industrial RFID products, including the new Max Pro tag, Max HD tag, and the Ultra. On top of the amazing read range and rugged design, two of our industrial tags have broadband capability.

The value of a new product or technology depends on the technology’s utility and cost – and whether it solves a business problem. Learn how Omni-ID brought innovation to RFID tags at the same time bringing value to its customers.

The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) is deploying RFID systems in a wide variety of areas to improve its supply chain and operations. In this virtual event, hear U.S. military personnel discuss the benefits they are achieving with RFID, and how suppliers are meeting tagging mandates. Omni-ID will talk about why passive RFID makes sense for DOD asset tracking and logistics applications, with a focus on active versus passive technologies.

RFID insight from the experts! Listen in as our CEO Tom Pavela, Biz Dev VP Stan Drobac and CTO Andre Cote share their thoughts on the RIFD industry and Omni-ID’s value innovation, then give us your feedback.