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[76attendees] RFID

Fred Baker <fred@cisco.com> Tue, 10 November 2009 00:59 UTC

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I'm sure this will come up in the IAOC survey next week, but I'm  
curious to ask now about the RFID experiment now that we have had a  
day or so using it.

What do people think of it? Is it useful/interesting? If we were to  
make it more functional, such as enabling it to be read at the door  
obviating the blue sheet, would that be a good direction? I recognize  
that there are security concerns; what would be the best way to  
obviate them?

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