RFID Global Market Size to $11.5 Billion in 2011

In recent years, the development of RFID-related industries has created another wave of technological applications related to smart life in the future. It has spared no effort in promoting the development of the RFID industry and helping businesses to synchronize with the world trend. The "2010 RFID International Seminar" jointly sponsored by the Department of Commerce of the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Taiwan and the Taipei Computer Association will be held on November 3 at the Taipei International Convention Center. A total arrangement will be held at the seminar. 4 special lectures and 2 industry seminars for off-site lectures are provided to relevant industry players and the public.

This year RFID International Seminar invited French NFCTimes Editor-in-Chief Mr. Dan Balaban, Senior Software Business Development Director, VivoTech, USA. Alex Chung gave lectures on new trends in the RFID industry and new opportunities for industrial development, and held industry seminars. He hoped to provide an experience sharing and dialogue exchange between RFID industry-related companies and international RFID application industry through this event. opportunity.

According to a survey conducted by American market analysis company ABIResearch, the scale of the RFID global market in 2011 is expected to grow to 11.5 billion US dollars. With the continuous promotion of RFID policies in various countries, various RFID applications are undergoing rapid refurbishment and transformation of business processes in many industries. In the future, the development of RFID has been extended to cloud computing, the Internet of Things, and other related topics that are most discussed in the current technology industry. It will also become one of the trend technologies in the future.

In addition, this seminar also invited Mr. Du Mengru, a researcher of the Industrial Technology Research Institute, and Mr. Lin Yucheng, a general manager of the Shenzhen Information Industry Co., Ltd. of the Mainland, to take part in the grand event to propose forward-looking views and suggestions on the Internet of Things across the Straits. The seminars and exchanges will help relevant industry players master the latest developments in RFID development and provide a new perspective.