Implementing RFID in retail supply chains: Lessons from retailer mandates (Smart Labels Asia 2004)

 

Singer is responsible for overall strategy and business plan development as well as management of various sales channels and alliance partnerships on a global basis. He previously was the business manager for RFID at Tyco Fire & Security, with the responsibility for sales, marketing, development and support for the company's RFID products and services.

Prior to joining the Tyco Fire & Security RFID management team, Singer led numerous Fortune 100 supply chain and operations executive teams through business transformation studies as a managing consultant for A.T. Kearney. He has extensive operations management experience within several high-tech industries, including aerospace, automotive, defense, electronics, and consumer products manufacturing.

 

Singer's background also includes significant experience as a project and design engineer in the high-tech electronics industry and for the Department of Defense.

 

He has a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Virginia and a master's degree from the university's Darden School of Business Administration.

The advanced display technology (adt) group is a Swiss company group focused on the development and launch of the innovative ePaper display technology, called D³-Technology („Droplet-Driven-Display"). The D³-Technology allows to produce printing-like displays in various formats e.g. for small, medium and large scale applications.

Key features of the D³-Technology are: Lowest energy consumption / Real bi-stability / Printing-like optical display quality.

D³-Technology is a display technology using patented electrowetting principles and structures. Liquid coloured droplets are driven by this technology in pixel structures.