Perceived barriers to the widespread commercial use of Radio Frequency Identification technology

This paper provides a unique insight into the perceptions of leading Australian Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) suppliers/integrators regarding the present state and future of their industry, and barriers to more widespread adoption of the technology. Five (5) leading Australian suppliers/integrators with significant relevant industry 1 The Journal will permit the Author to use the Article elsewhere after publication, including posting the final post-acceptance manuscript version on the author‟s personal web pages or in an institutional repository maintained by the institution to which the Author is affiliated, in other works or for the purposes of the Author‟s teaching and research, provided acknowledgement is given to the Journal as the original source of publication and upon condition that it shall not be accessible until after six months from Inderscience's publication date. This is the Author‟s final post-acceptance manuscript version , published March 2010: Rodrigues, Mark J. and James, Kieran (2010) Perceived barriers to the widespread commercial use of Radio Frequency Identification technology. International Journal of Security and Networks, 5 (2/3). pp. 165-172. ISSN 1747-8405. Accessed from USQ ePrints (http://eprints.usq.edu.au/8361/)