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Hansgrohe AG Optimizes Business Process With RFID

The German manufacturer is using RFID-enabled cards in two production facilities to track its stock of components and finished goods.

Yes Bank Uses RFID to Personalize Service
The Indian bank is issuing RFID-enabled cards to wealthy clients so they can be recognized and promptly served when they enter its branches.

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