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SINGAPORE - April 14, 2005
SATO and Tagistics Corporation (Tagistics) today announced a partnership for the cross-marketing and distribution of each companys products.
Tagistics will include SATOs RFID Printers as standard equipment for their RFID Central solution, while SATO will market RFID Central worldwide.
Said Herbert P Goertz, CEO of Tagistics: "SATO is the perfect fit for Tagistics. In our tests, their printers outperformed the competition. Plus, they are a leader with a global presence in the RFID market, which means we can deploy SATO products anywhere in the world at our customers request. And by standardizing our RFID Central solution with SATO printers, we dramatically reduce our support costs."
SATO, a leader in industrial label printing solutions, has a major share of the worlds print engines used in automated print-and-apply solutions today. It was the first company to introduce a complete, multi-protocol EPC-compliant UHF RFID Solutions to the industry. According to Vic Barczyk, SATO Internationals Vice-President of RFID Business Development, "SATOs business is based on solutions designed to resolve customers problems. Tagistics RFID Central is a truly unique offering that dramatically reduces the cost of retailers mandate compliance, and streamlines the supply chain for immediate savings. This makes it an affordable solution for our customers."
Tagistics' President Chris J Terry related how, "as we evaluated the various options for RFID printing, we decided that we needed a global partner that we could deploy with today, throughout China, the US, and Europe. We wanted a partner, not just a vendor. SATO immediately saw the value in our RFID Central solution and a "win-win" collaboration was born. The combined partnership of SATO and Tagistics can now offer the most cost effective RFID solutions to the worlds largest markets not next month or next weekbut now."
RFID Central will be presented 'live' at the 2005 China RFID Forum on Beijing China from April 26-28 at the Beijing International Conference Center. At the Sun Microsystems booth, teams from SATO and Tagistics will be on hand to answer questions on how businesses can immediately reap savings in their Chinese supply chain by utilizing RFID Central.
More information on how Tagistics and SATO can help businesses with their RFID needs can be found at www.tagistics.com/sato.htm or www.satoworldwide.com.
About SATO
SATO is a pioneer in the AIDC industry and is the inventor of the worlds first electronic thermal transfer barcode printer. It also revolutionized the barcoding industry by introducing the DCS and Labeling concept a total data capture, collection and labeling solutions approach providing high quality barcode printers, RFID solutions, scanners/hand held terminals, label design software and consumables. It is also the first company to introduce the industrys first, complete, multi-protocol EPC compliant UHF RFID Solutions.
SATO is a public listed company in Japan and has worldwide offices in United States, Belgium, Germany, United Kingdom, Poland, France, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and China. SATO also has an international global sales headquarters, SATO International, in Singapore. SATO International was incorporated in 2001 to oversee and support sales, marketing and customer service activities at all group member companies. SATO is also dedicated to the development of high quality, easy-to-use products and places high emphasis on customer service.
More information on SATO can be found at www.satoworldwide.com.
About Tagistics Corporation
Tagistics Corporation is a wholly owned US subsidiary of Hong Kong and Beijing based MeiDa Information Technology Ltd. which since 2001 has delivered emerging market technology solutions to meet the business requirements of international companies in China. By developing RFID Edge Solutions for the Global Supply Chain, the company allows their customers to realize (TAV) Total Asset Visibility by providing true ROI by leveraging RFID within their Far East operations. For more information, please visit www.tagistics.com.