if you are in the business of making something and selling it to a customer... well, i see RFID in your future. and i didn't even need to read the tea leaves to tell you that.
can i just tell you that Sun Microsystems is so all over this.
for starters we've got a 17,000 square foot state-of-the-art testing facility for our customers to simulate RFID deployments and learn more about the technology.
Remember when the first Bush got all excited about bar codes at the supermarket? Just think what Bush Jr will do when he gets wind of this...
i could go on and on... but why do that when i can employ my most favorite and utterly effective marketing technique: copy, paste.
RFID deployment deadlines - from the likes of Wal-Mart and the DOD - loom large. Worried? Don't be. View this Sun Net Talk on Demand to hear an expert discussion of key implementation issues and solutions, including the new Sun Java Systems RFID Software. You'll get a video tour of Sun's RFID Test Center and access to expertise and resources for ensuring the success of your deployment. Let the other guys worry.
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Greg Papadopoulos
Julie Sarbacker
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Host)that is the story today.
mary
p.s. you're glad i'm back, aren't you? admit it. you missed your favorite marketing girl, didn't you? a random sample of you are sitting there thinking about whether or not to flame me right now. i kindly ask you manifest that energy by indulging your engineering superiority and simply look down at me. you can roll your eyes if you really have to. no need to send me nastygrams though. look, we make no secret about it. just check out the MaryMaryQuiteContrary tagline. i come through for you with scoop and free stuff. sometimes you just have to pay the piper.
that's just the way it goes.
love you, baby! big kiss!
(please refrain from wiping it off with the back of your hand until i've tuned away)
Posted by justin on August 02, 2004 at 03:44 PM PDT #
Posted by Frank on August 03, 2004 at 09:58 AM PDT #