November management briefing: Part IV – RFID facts and figures
Author: just-style.com | 25 November 2010
Forecasts of European RFID, tag and reader use; growth in the value of global RFID in the apparel market; and a comparison of total worldwide RFID turnover predictions all help set the scene for likely changes in RFID uptake over the next decade.
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