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Overview: RFID technology has gained significant momentum in the past few years, with several high-profile adoptions (e.g., Walmart.) In addition to applications in retail and distribution, RFID technology holds the promise to simplify aircraft maintenance, baggage handling, laboratory procedures, and other tasks. RFID tags have recently been used to monitor patients in their homes, in order to alert medical workers when abnormal conditions are observed. This research paper presents a brief introduction to RFID technology and highlights a few of the data management challenges.
Unified Services Of AAA In 4G LTE Networks
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Mobile Device Management for Dummies
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