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Greek Company Diakinisis Employs RFID

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Greek third-party logistics provider Diakinisis is employing EPC Gen 2 RFID tags and interrogators to track about 1,300 pallets daily at a distribution center it operates in Athens, RFID Journal reported Friday.

The company uses Alien Technology EPC Gen 2 Squiggle and M tags and ALR-8800 interrogators, the Journal reported, adding that Athens-based RFID systems integrator Business Effectiveness provided consulting and installation services for the deployment. [end] 

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