The eighth annual Arizona Taco Festival blends a fierce taco competition, Chihuahua beauty pageant, lucha libre wrestlers, cocktail competitions and a new state-of-the-art ticketing system Oct. 14-15 at Salt River Fields. With over 50 restaurants from across the state whipping up unique taco varieties ranging from chicken, pork, beef, and seafood to veggie, dessert, and…
How does RFID benefit librarians? RFID frees up staff time and allows them to interact more with library visitors, develop new services and benefit from faster, smarter transactions. Time and effort is saved through faster, easier issuing, returning and tagging of items. RFID provides improved security systems and flexibility in stock management and inventory control,…
Walking past the stands at a tech conference, you will undoubtedly receive more than your fair share of freebies. Over time these handouts have become more and more high-tech. First, it was pens and notebooks, now, if you don’t receive a branded cardboard VR viewer at a tech conference, it’s probably because they ran out…
What is RFID Tagging, 10 Answers to the Top 10 Questions 1. What is an RFID Tag? 2.What does RFID Tagging mean? 3.What does an RFID Tag Look Like? 4.What does an RFID Tag do? 5.Can you put an RFID Tag on Metal Items? 6.How Far Does an RFID Tag Signal Travel? 7.How Long Does…
For the last few years, packaging industry professionals have been curious about the future of smart packaging. While barcodes and quick-response (QR) codes, once considered the “next big thing” in packaging, have proved successful, worries remain regarding cost, feasibility and consumer engagement. With the potential to be a breakthrough in the industry, will brands be…
Why RFID for Libraries ? Reduces Staff stress and increases management efficiency Can help prevent theft Fastest, easiest, most efficient way to track, locate & manage library materials Efficient Book circulation & management Library inventory tracking in minutes instead of hours Multiple books can be read simultaneously Unique ID of the RFID tag prevents counterfeiting…
The new Colorado Springs, Colo. property of Great Wolf Resorts, Inc.(GWRI), which were specially designed for use at water parks. The 79,000-square-foot water park opened for business at the end of January 2017, featuring 13 water slides, a four-story “tree house water fort,” and numerous other attractions and amenities. GWRI, a chain of water parks…