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Overview 

Source: www.schremppstudio.comThe University of Houston RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) Lab is an MIS research project started in 2003 at the University of Houston C.T. Bauer College of Business by the Department of Decision and Information Sciences (DISC) in conjunction with the Research & Instructional Computing Services (RICS) and Information Systems Research Center (ISRC). The mission of the UH RFID Lab is to gather, create, and disseminate knowledge on RFID Technology. Please contact us if you are interested in becoming a member or a sponsor of UH RFID Lab.

Our Mission

The mission of the UH RFID Lab is to gather, create, and disseminate knowledge in RFID technology. The mission includes a number of ongoing research activities that include:

  • Accumulating technical and managerial knowledge on the current state of the RFID technology
  • Discovering new applications of the RFID Technology in business, education, and government
  • Conducting research on technical, managerial, and social issues involved in RFID technology
  • Developing methodologies for successful implementation of RFID systems
  • Creating online repository of electronic resources related to RFID technology
  • Monitoring and analyzing the current market for RFID solutions, RFID middleware, and RFID system integrators
  • Developing educational courses, training programs, seminars, and materials designed to educate students, researchers, and practitioners on technical and managerial issues surrounding RFID technology
  • Providing individuals interested in RFID technology with an oportunity to interact with researchers and practitioners working in this domain
  • Publishing a newsletter that covers developments in RFID technology as well as our research and activities

Become a member 

The UH RFID Lab welcomes new members. Please contact us if you are interested in getting involved in our activities and would like to contribute to our project. Being a member of the UH RFID lab will provide you with a unique opportunity to learn about RFID and apply this knowledge in your professional field.

Become a sponsor

We are welcoming donations in the form of:

  • RFID Hardware: transponders, readers, mobile devices, network equipment, etc.
  • RFID Software: server software, databases, development kits, ERP modules that support RFID technology, etc.
  • Published materials: white papers, analytical reports, technical manuals, research publications. (Please send us your materials. Your materials will be published on our web site. Credits will be given to you and/or your organization).

By becoming a sponsor of the RFID Lab you will be able to:

  • Address your research needs. The UH RFID Lab is supervised by some of the world’s top MIS experts and has the necessary expertise that can be used to address your RFID research agendas
  • Test your RFID products and solutions. By allowing us to use your products, you are putting your products under test with experienced IT researchers and professionals. We can help you to test your products for usability and possible applications and offer you a feedback report
  • Expose a broad audience to your products, solutions or ideas. Since the UH RFID Lab is involved in designing educational courses and training materials, your products can be used as study prototypes. This would allow you to expose a broad audience consisting of MIS researchers, students, and IT professionals to your products and solutions, giving you an opportunity to capture new markets
  • Receive free publicity. Since UH RFID Lab is involved in MIS research, we can mention your company as a sponsor in papers that appear in leading MIS journals. Moreover, you company will be listed on our web site as a sponsor

Please note that even though we’ll do our best to offer you as much return on your donation as it is possible, we cannot guarantee the delivery of all benefits mentioned above.

 

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