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Summary of Reports

 3M

 Access Supply Chain

 Epicor

 IBM Global Business Services

 IFS

 Manhatten Associates

 QAD

 Sanderson

 Trinity

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Management Briefings

 Market Overview & Analysis: Conspectus’ latest research | Part 2

 Expert Opinion: Professor Alan Braithwaite of LCP Consulting

 View from the Top: Wolseley plc | Part 2

 All-Seeing Software: Simon Holloway of Bloor Research | Part 2

 Staying Power: Greg Cudahy, Thomas Jacobson and Tiago Salvador of Accenture | Part 2

 Pulling it All Together: John Pope, independent management consultant | Part 2

 Agile Working: Nigel Spooner of Logica | Part 2

 Stick to Your Knitting: Jeremy Batchelor and Ian Kirkpatrick

 Why Buy?: Denis O'Sullivan of NetworkedWorld | Part 2

 Treasure Hunt: Barry Payne, Chandresh Harjivan and Mark Deck of PRTM | Part 2

Real-time locating systems are ideal for keeping track of people and products, says Simon Holloway of Bloor Research.

All-seeing software - Part 2 | Part 1

Product options

There are two different categories of RTL on the market at present:

• Active tag. This uses active RFID tags to broadcast a signal, which is received by three reader antennae. The time each signal is received is passed on to a software system that uses triangulation to calculate the location of the asset.

• WiFi tag. This has some drawbacks compared to conventional RFID, in that it is less accurate (particularly when used outside) and less secure, and can require users to beef up the number of WiFi access points connected to their networks by up to 20%.

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