The Information Technology Research Institute will advance the state of research and practice in the development and use of information technology for enhancing the performance of individuals and organizations; provide a forum for multi-disciplinary work on issues related to information technology; promote student interest in the study of information technology; and facilitate the exchange of information between the academic and business communities.

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Seminar

RFID 101 for Management
"Finding the Business case for RFID"

Half day seminar lead by Dr. Bill Hardgrave, Executive Director ITRI/RFID Research Center.

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• Research Center Sponsors Item-Level RFID Forum
  The RFID Research Center is hosting a two-day forum on item-level RFID tagging on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 9-10.
• Study Shows Promise for Item-Level Use of RFID in Retail Environment
  A new study by the RFID Research Center at the University of Arkansas shows further promise for the use of radio-frequency identification tags on individual retail items.
• RFID Improves Inventory Accuracy, University of Arkansas Study Finds
  Preliminary analysis demonstrated that an automated, RFID-enabled inventory system improved accuracy by about 13 percent in test stores compared to control stores.
• Information Systems Department Only Department Worldwide to Land Three Articles in Top IS Research Journals in 2007
  In 2007, researchers in the information systems department published three articles in the top two information systems academic journals.
• UA Information Technology Research Institute Presents Conference for Women
  The Information Technology Research Institute is sponsoring a day-long conference for women in technology on Friday, Feb. 29.

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• RFID Conference (9/9/2008 - 9/10/2008)
• ITRI - Wine Tasting Event (9/24/2008)
• ITRI - Board of Advisor's Meeting (9/25/2008)
• ITRI - IT Executive Forum (9/25/2008)
• ITRI: Women in Information Technology Conference 2009 (3/13/2009)

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• Trust In Face-To-Face and Virtual Team Members
• Control and Individual Trust in Virtual Teams
• RFID As Electronic Article Surveillance EAS: Feasibility Assessment
• The Promise of RFID-based Sensors in the Perishables Supply Chain
• Top 10 IT Issues
• Search Research Papers

Item-Level RFID Conference: The Road to ROI

Fayetteville, Arkansas

September 9-10, 2008