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Wells Fargo Banks on RFID At several of its locations, the financial services company is using EPC Gen 2 tags for a laptop tracking system, and has attached the tags to thousands of servers and other IT assets.

Saudi Arabian Jeweler Puts a High Value on RFID Jade Jewellery says it achieves a 400 percent return on investment from its RFID system, used to monitor the movement of goods, evaluate staff sales performance and eliminate shrinkage.

Avery Dennison Debuts Extra-Durable High-Memory EPC Gen 2 Tag An oil refinery is using the company's new AD-902 tag to help it track personnel and assets during emergencies.

EPAL Moves Ahead With RFID Pallet-Tagging Pilot The European Pallet Association is successfully using EPC Gen 2 passive RFID tags to track 1,000 pallets in Switzerland, and plans to expand the pilot to additional countries in 2009.

Boeing Tracks Assets at Kennedy Space Center RFID Global Solution's real-time locating system allows Boeing to track its tools as they are used on NASA spacecraft in real time, and to ensure none are left at the launch pad.

RFID-based System Tracked Victims of Hurricanes Gustav, Ike The state of Texas employed EPC Gen 2 tags, GPS and bar-coding to monitor the process of evacuating individuals—particular the elderly, sick or disabled—who lacked access to transportation during the storms.

CHEP Tracks Auto-Part Containers in Europe The company is using EPC Gen 2 tags to track the shipment, receipt, inspection and repair of 150,000 returnable plastic containers.

Air Force Base Deploys Wi-Fi/GPS RFID System Across 2,500 Acres Davis-Monthan Air Force base will use AeroScout's new Unified Asset Visibility solution to track equipment anywhere on its vast compound.

Home-Improvement Retailer Uses RFID to Improve Store Layout By providing its customers with active Wi-Fi-based tags, Rautakesko can track their movements and actions, in order to optimize the design of its sales floor.

Santa Clara Crime Lab Turns to RFID At the California facility, EPC Gen 2 tags will keep tabs on evidence as technicians perform DNA typing, fingerprint analysis, ballistics, toxicology and drug testing, and other procedures.