RFID Journal Virtual Event

November 18, 2021

14:00 CET
Welcome and Introduction
Speaker: Mark Roberti, Founder and Editor, RFID Journal

14:05 CET
Tracking Medical Devices with RFID at Tallaght University Hospital
The Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering (MPCE) Department at Tallaght University Hospital manages and maintains approximately 8,000 medical devices. In addition to the medical devices based in each ward, MPCE Department has a Medical Equipment Library (MEL) where infusion devices and respiratory devices are loaned from, as and when needed by the clinical areas. Learn how the organization reduced the amount of time personnel spent searching for devices, increased equipment utilization levels and improved workflow processes.
Speakers: Neil Tilley, Clinical Engineer, Dialysis Unit, Tallaght University Hospital
Jason Connolly, Principal Clinical Engineer, Medical Equipment Library Tallaght University Hospital

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14:45 CET
Taking Passive RFID to New Levels with Temperature, Liquid Fill Level and Moisture Monitoring
Omni-ID, the original patent holder for on-metal RFID tags (now part of HID Global), has partnered with specialist IC manufacturer Axzon to create a range of sophisticated passive RFID tags and labels that can accurately measure temperatures, the fill levels of bottles and vials, or an area’s moisture content. Part of the company’s growing Sense product line, these devices are batteryless and maintenance-free, and they have a wide range of use cases across asset tracking, monitoring and predictive maintenance. This session will introduce these groundbreaking new products and explain the many ways in which they can be used.
Speakers:
David Owen, Marketing Manager, Omni-ID
Matt Behroozi, Product Manager, Omni-ID

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15:30 CET
How RFID Can Alleviate Supply Chain Bottlenecks
Across Europe, businesses are grappling with delayed shipments, resource shortages and other challenges that disrupt normal operations. This session will explain how RFID and other IoT technologies can address some of these issues and help companies get back on track and deal with future disruptions.
Speaker: Mark Roberti, Founder and Editor, RFID Journal

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15:55 CET
Closing Remarks
Speaker: Mark Roberti, Founder and Editor, RFID Journal