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IP-based Wireless Sensor Network for Asset Tracking and Management

IP-based Wireless Sensor Network for Asset Tracking and Management

This white paper gives an introduction of how to utilize Sensinode IP-based 6LoWPAN (Internet Protocol), wireless sensor Read more

Apr 14, 2009

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RFID-Based Network for Personnel and Mission-Critical Asset Tracking in a Disaster City

RFID-Based Network for Personnel and Mission-Critical Asset Tracking in a Disaster City

The purpose of this paper is to describe a successful undergraduate research project and lessons learned. The project sc Read more

Apr 14, 2009

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Multi-Domain RFID Access Control Using Asymmetric Key Based Tag-Reader Mutual Authentication

Multi-Domain RFID Access Control Using Asymmetric Key Based Tag-Reader Mutual Authentication

Multi-domain RFID applications, such as asset tracking across domains, shift the paradigm in business model and enable n Read more

Apr 15, 2009

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Enabling Location Based Services in Data Centers Via Wireless USB Radios

Enabling Location Based Services in Data Centers Via Wireless USB Radios

Major data centers routinely sport several tens of thousands of "Assets" (servers, switches, storage bricks, etc.) that Read more

Apr 15, 2009

silicon.com > White Papers > Networking and Communications > Mobile and Wireless

WiMAX Applications for Utilities

WiMAX Applications for Utilities

Vertical applications present a huge new market opportunity for WiMAX operators. WiMAX is not the only wireless technolo Read more

Apr 22, 2009

silicon.com > White Papers > Software and Web Development > Software Development Tools

METRO Group Pioneers RFID, Reducing Losses Arising From Inaccurate Stock Replenishment in Retail Stores

METRO Group Pioneers RFID, Reducing Losses Arising From Inaccurate Stock Replenishment in Retail Stores

METRO Group is one of the most important international retailing companies. The company wanted to reduce the amount of m Read more

Jun 26, 2009

silicon.com > White Papers > Desktops, Laptops and OS > Handhelds

Magnetically Mounted GPS Tracking System

Magnetically Mounted GPS Tracking System

Pear Track launched a magnetically mounted self contained GPS tracking system at Multimodal 2009, ideal for a temporary Read more

Jun 27, 2009

silicon.com > White Papers > Networking and Communications > Mobile and Wireless

Tracking IT Assets With RFID: Time, Money and Accuracy Savings

Tracking IT Assets With RFID: Time, Money and Accuracy Savings

This presenter of this webcast provides a comparison of the use of RFID and barcode technology for IT asset tracking app Read more

Jul 1, 2009

silicon.com > White Papers > Enterprise Applications > Enterprise Planning

Consolidate and Expand Your Discovery Data: Build a More Proactive Asset Management Program

Consolidate and Expand Your Discovery Data: Build a More Proactive Asset Management Program

IT is being forced to do more with less as new challenges emerge around every corner. Governance, cost reduction, risk m Read more

Aug 15, 2009

silicon.com > White Papers > IT Management > User Satisfaction

Novell ZENworks Configuration Management SP2: Key Strengths and Features

Novell ZENworks Configuration Management SP2: Key Strengths and Features

Over the last decade, Novell ZENworks has developed a reputation as one of the industry's most complete and capable solu Read more

Aug 30, 2009

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