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RFID Vendors to Demonstrate Benefits of Item-level Apparel Tagging Avery Dennison, Motorola and Vue Technology will run a live "Dock to Stock" demonstration at the RFID Journal—AAFA Apparel & Footwear Summit, illustrating how RFID can deliver benefits throughout the supply chain.

Retailers Reveal How RFID Can Boost Sales and Improve Customer Experience British designer Nick Tentis and Neco Can, co-owner of the Industry Standard boutique, will present new case studies at the RFID Journal—AAFA Apparel & Footwear Summit.

Leading Shirt Manufacturer to Present New Case Study at RFID Apparel and Footwear Conference At the RFID Journal—AAFA Apparel and Footwear Summit, Esquel CIO Bridget Chan will explain how her company benefits from using RFID to manage cotton inventory and track work-in-process.

Avery Dennison to Host Gathering of Top Executives at Apparel and Footwear Summit As the cornerstone sponsor of the RFID Journal—AAFA Apparel and Footwear Summit, Avery Dennison will host the invitation-only Leadership Forum to discuss critical issues related to adoption of RFID technology in the apparel and footwear sector.

NXP Debuts Reference Design Center The semiconductor firm sees the facility as a place where end users can test RFID technology, and where NXP and other RFID technology vendors can develop specific products based on end users' needs.

RFID Journal Announces Speakers for Apparel Event Dillard's CIO Bill Holder heads a lineup of industry leaders at the only RFID event designed for apparel and footwear companies.

Tagsys Unveils Smart Cabinet to Help Hospitals Manage Surgical Scrubs The system takes inventory of available items, records which garments have been dispensed to which hospital staff and documents those returned for laundering.

Two Studies Describe the RFID Workforce A pair of reports released last week provides insights into the industry's emerging workforce. One says RFID vendors and integrators face a shortage of RFID professionals, while another indicates end users prefer workers with industry-specific hands-on experience.

Karstadt Readies for RFID After years of sitting on the sidelines, Germany's largest fashion retailer has decided to launch a six-month pilot involving the tagging of 50,000 items.

University of Arkansas Kicks Off Apparel and Footwear RFID Study The project, which is being conducted by the university, consumer goods associations and a major retailer, will explore how tagging individual goods with RFID can improve retail processes.