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| 21-22 April 2008 Hall A, Ball Room and Meeting Room, Queen Sirikit national convention Center |
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Given the highly competitive state of both domestic and global markets, entrepreneurs are invariably required to seek new ways to enhance their competitiveness and give themselves an edge over their competitors. This is where newly developed technologies come into increase
productivity and reduce operation costs. One up and coming technology, which is much talked
about these days, is RFID or Radio Frequency Identification. RFID has already become an
international trading requirement and has made a significant impact on global distribution channels
of Thai entrepreneurs. Having realized the significance of RFID technology on the development of
Thai entrepreneurs in the future, agencies responsible for the promotion of RFID in Thailand have established “RFID Test Bed” to help promote RFID awareness. Such agencies include the Software Industry Promotion Agency (Public Organization) or SIPA, the Telecommunication Research and Industrial Development Institute (TRIDI), the National Communications Commission, the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center the, National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), the Thai Embedded Systems Association, and, The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), with GS1 Thailand as the lead liaison organization. |
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The 3 key features of the Thailand RFID Forum 2008 are Seminars, Workshops and Exhibitions.
The Seminars and Workshops will cover relevant topics such as RFID trends, applications,
case studies and views of top executives from leading firms, while the Exhibitions will feature RFID products and services from more than 30 companies around the world.
The first RFID exhibition and conference in Thailand in 2006 signified national leadership and has generated the first mover’s advantage. More than 30 RFID-related companies exhibited their initiative and innovative showcases. Thousands of delegates and visitors attended the event.
This year RFID exhibition and conference will give highlights on the RFID implementation, skills development in response to the growing market demands, and introduction for future RFID matching among industries, trades, as well as governmental and academic institutions.
Thailand RFID Forum 2008 will provide delegates and visitors with RFID technical know-how, RFID solutions, software capability, and full information on RFID infrastructure. It also identifies market needs – local and export, and helps match developers and users of chips, applications, terminals, as well as the systems
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