Free Personalized Consultations at LIVE!

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We want this year's RFID Journal LIVE! conference to be as educational and productive as possible for attendees. That's why we've added these unique and valuable personalized consultations with industry experts to our event program.

We recognize that companies have specific questions regarding the technology, including how it can be used in their unique situations. To help better serve your needs, we've set up an "Ask the Experts" booth in the exhibit hall. Any attendee can stop by and speak to an independent consultant willing to prvoide free advice and what type of RFID might solve your problem, which vendors you should visit in the exhibit hall and which sessions to attend.

Feel free to stop by the Ask the Experts booth, or to request a consultation, please e-mail consultations@rfidjournal.com. To ensure we match you up with the appropriate expert, please provide your name, contact information, company name and title, as well as a brief description of your query.

Subject matter experts that provided private consultations will be announced shortly

Disclaimer
RFID Journal has chosen a panel of experts to provide consultations based on their knowledge of and experience with RFID technologies. However, we make no warranty, express or implied, that the advice offered will ensure a successful RFID project. Each company receiving a free consultation assumes all risk and responsibility for use of the advice provided. RFID Journal accepts no liability whatsoever for any direct, indirect, special or other consequential damages of whatever kind resulting from whatever cause through the advice provided.

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RFID Journal LIVE! 2012 is produced by RFID Journal, the World's RFID Authority.

All conference sessions are subject to change, and RFID Journal reserves the right to alter dates, programs and speakers at any time, as circumstances dictate. Sessions without assigned speakers indicate a target topic; every effort will be made to ensure that a program of equivalent standard and value is available.