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    S3 Edge Launches Ground-Breaking Suite of Applications to Enable Enterprise-Wide Real Time Visibility Systems
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    "Microsoft along with partners like S3, can move the conversation from hardware to what real-time visibility can do for you," said Steve Sloan, Lead Product Manager, Microsoft Corp. "We are pleased to work with S3 to deliver on our customers' needs for RFID business processes. By focusing on the needs of its customers, S3 has created an intelligent RFID solution that addresses a valuable business problem" said Steve Sloan, Lead Product Manager, Microsoft Corp. Full Article at PR Newswire
    We are pleased to work with S3 to deliver on our customers' needs for RFID business processes. By focusing on the needs of its customers, S3 has created an intelligent RFID solution that addresses a valuable business problem
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 18 months ago
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S3 Edge Launches Ground-Breaking Suite of Applications to Enable Enterprise-Wide Real Time Visibility Systems
  1. Products of S3 Edge, in conjunction with BizTalk RFID Mobile enable RiteCare Pharmacy to obtain real time visibility into warehouse operations. Driving maximum value out of technology investments is very critical for low- margin retail pharmacy business. We are very happy with the ROI profile of S3 RTVS
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 18 months ago
  2. By working with insightful, value-driven partners we can make RFID relevant to businesses of all sizes, in a variety of industries.
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 18 months ago
  3. Microsoft along with partners like S3, can move the conversation from hardware to what real-time visibility can do for you
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 18 months ago
  4. S3's mission is real-time visualization of physical processes within and across enterprises. This gives customers the ability to connect business processes through BizTalk Server RFID, with the physical-world and obtain real-visibility, in real-time
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 18 months ago
  5. Our core focus of providing easy deployment of solutions across verticals with low total cost of ownership (TCO) will be the key differentiator in enabling mass adoption of robust RFID solutions for the enterprise
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 18 months ago

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