SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE IS RATED 95% GOOD TO EXCELLENT

Delegates gave their seal of approval to CILIP's third RFID in Libraries conference (13 November) with an overall 95% Good to Excellent rating. Almost 190 attendees packed  the QEII Conference Centre in London to hear expert presentations and Case Studies, see a live videocast from the US, and quiz suppliers in the Vendors Discussion Forum.

One highlight was the presentation of the first BIC/RFID in Libraries Group Award to Nick Lewis, Head of Library Collections at the University of East Anglia.   

RFID Demonstrations
With support from 10 sponsoring companies, the RFID Demonstrations, were a hive of activity allowing delegates in depth demonstrations on RFID equipment. 

Delegate Evaluations

The overall impression from the third RFID Conference is of resounding success.  Delegates spoke of the conference highly and gave the speakers a 96% Good to Excellent rating.  Listed below are just some of the quotes taken from the day.

" The best of the three RFID events so far"

" A very useful day, which brought together the issues in a clear and concise way"

" A most informative and challenging conference"

" An excellent range of speakers and topics."

RFID Blog

An RFID in Libraries Blog was launched to support the conference.  To see the latest entry please visit the Blog.

Executive Briefing

New for 2007 is a link up with the UK's RFID Centre at Bracknell in Berkshire, which will present a post-conference half-day Executive Briefing titled An Introduction to RFID on 28 November. It will include a tour of the Centre's extensive demonstration suite in Bracknell.

Take a look at the 2006 event