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The New Zealand RFID Pathfinder Group is pleased to announce the July ‘09 After Fives function, presented in association with The Office of the Privacy Commissioner.
This After Fives event will feature a presentation by Assistant Privacy Commissioner Blair Stewart: ‘Tracking Down Good Privacy Practices for RFID’.
An excellent opportunity to be updated and network with colleagues in the industry.
Date: Thursday, July 9th, 2009
Time: 5.30pm – 7.00pm
Venue: The School of Business
The Owen G Glenn Building
The University of Auckland
12 Grafton Road, Auckland (Map Attached)
RSVP:
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- by Monday 7th July, 2009
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806-960 MHz band replanning |
A review of the non-cellular usage of the 806-960 MHz band of radio spectrum has been summarised in a discussion document that proposes changes to some spectrum allocations in the band.
Communications and Information Technology Minister Steven Joyce has released a discussion paper seeking input into a proposed reallocation of radio spectrum in the 806-960 MHz band.
Read the full story here. |
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European Commission Issues RFID Privacy Recommendations |
May 13, 2009—Industry and consumer organizations around Europe welcomed an official "recommendation on the implementation of privacy and data protection principles in applications supported by radio-frequency identification." Issued this week by the European Commission (EC), the document outlines data privacy objectives suggested for use in the organization's 27 member states.The recommendations will assure that that everyone involved in the design or operation of RFID-technology respects the individual's fundamental right to privacy and data protection, contained in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
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Tracient technology used in major Italian fashion RFID-project |
New Zealand company Tracient provided it's technology for an important study, carried out by the University of Parma's RFID Lab and backed by major European garment manufacturers. Tracient Technologies provided its Padl-R UHF RFID handheld RFID to perform manual tag reads.
Read the full article in RFID Journal. |
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