RFID Associations

Printronix is committed to educating suppliers and vendors on compliance issues and priming the industry on how to adopt new technology. To achieve this goal, Printronix has formed strategic alliances with the following industry-leading associations.

	EPCglobal is the industry’s trusted partner for driving the global adoption and implementation of the EPCglobal Network across industry sectors. Our mission is to make organizations more effective by enabling true visibility of information about items in the supply chain. To that end, EPCglobal develops and oversees standards for the Electronic Product Code (EPC) Network. Additionally, EPCglobal provides a global EPCTM number registry service for electronic product codes in the supply chain.
	AIM is a global trade association comprising providers of components, networks, systems and services that manage the collection and integration of data with information management systems. Serving more than 900 members in 43 countries, AIM is dedicated to accelerating the growth and use of AIDC technologies and services around the world.
	Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) currently is involved in an RFID Skills Certification Initiative called RFID+ certification. This vendor-neutral professional certification will validate a professional’s knowledge and skills in the areas of installation, maintenance, repair, and upkeep of hardware and software functionality of RFID products.
	Are you curious about RFID and its possibilities? Interested in working with RFID technologies? Or do you have an RFID project, but you’re having trouble getting started? If the answer is yes to any of these questions, you’ll benefit by signing up for iAnywhere's RFID University - a series of on-demand technical webcasts designed to educate you on various aspects of RFID development.
	The Vendor Compliance Federation (VCF) is the nation's fastest-growing retail supply chain organization. It was formed to help vendors and retailers optimize their supply-chain processes. Members’ collective goal is to eliminate the failures in communication and process disconnects – the compliance issues – that cost the companies along the consumer product industry supply chain billions of dollars every year.