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Global RFID interoperability forum for standards

Project Full Name Global RFID interoperability forum for standards
Acronym GRIFS
Website http://cordis.europa.eu/search/index.cfm?fuseaction=proj.document&PJ_LANG=EN&PJ_RCN=9833645&pid=0&q=63BC2810ACBC818EB98171A98B099C01&type=adv
Geographical footprint South Africa
Geographical area of application Belgium , France, United Kingdom
Contact Persons

Pique Stephane, Contact Organisation: GS1 AISBL, Avenue Louise 326 - 1050 Brussels, Belgium

Main/Partner organisations

GS1, Brazil
GS1, China
GS1, India
GS1, Singapore
GS1, Russia
GS1, Korea
GS1, Hong Kong
GS1, Japan
GS1, U.S
GS1, SOUTH AFRICA  
INSTYTUT LOGISTYKI I MAGAZYNOWANIA, POLAND
COMITE EUROPEEN DE NORMALISATION, BELGIUM
INSTITUT EUROPEEN DES NORMES DE TELECOMMUNICATION, FRANCE
GS1 UK LIMITED, UNITED KINGDOM

 

 

Contact Details
Objectives and short summary of activities

A support action for global RFID-related standardisation activities, involving in particular organisations from Europe, China, Japan, Korea and USA is sought and additional countries have been included to give good global coverage. A world where global supply chains are the norm requires that RFID tags and associated sensors can operate, can be seen and can be interrogated anywhere in the world. For maximum competitiveness and greatest efficiency this requires standards that are global and open in definition and in application. GS1/EPC proposes a two-year project to improve collaboration and thereby to maximise the global consistency of RFID standards.
Following the establishment of a worldwide view of the status of RFID standards, it is envisaged that the GRIFS project puts in place agreements for co-operation and initiates a Forum that will continue to work constructively thereafter. The activities of the Forum will be overseen by an Advisory Board with high-level representation of key standards and other related bodies and should continue beyond this support action for as long as required.


Target/Beneficiary community
Technology used, standards and services employed
Research activities carried and out and scientific data generated

Telecommunications, Information and communication technology applications , Network technologies , Information Processing, Information Systems

Principal outcomes and documentation (plus link to case studies)
Other potential application areas/ actual spillovers
Funding source
Public funding
Project start date
Jan 01, 2008 05:35 PM
Funding duration
24 months
Status
finished
Resources employed
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e-Infrastructure services or resources used
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Standards