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	2006
	Sept 25, 2006
	RFID and the SMB - SMBs are taking a cautious approach, but the technology's time will come Small and medium-sized businesses have so far remained mostly on the outside when it comes to exploring and installing radio frequency identification (RFID) technology solutions, but everyone knows this will one day change. [Click here to read the article]
	September 22, 2006
	Fueling the need for RFID technology - www.itbusiness.ca Ship2Save: A Montreal-based solution provider invests in a software development plan to improve efficiency in te transport and logistics industry while helping increase RFID adoption in Canada. [Click here to read the article]
	August 05, 2006
	Des étiquettes presque magiques – Le Journal de Montreal (French) L'identification par radiofrequence modifies en profondeur la facon de fabriquer, de vendre et d’acheter car elle permet de savoir a la seconde pres, tout ce qui se passe dans une usine, un entrepot ou un magasin, sans intervention humaine. [Click here to read the article]
	Spring 2006
	Tackling cargo theft: a collaborative effort – Western Canada Highway News Theft of tractor-trailers and their freight is a growing problem for the North American trucking industry. Five years ago, it was estimated at an annual $10 billion in the US and $1 billion in Canada. [Click here to read the article]
	March 22, 2006
	Food Engineering Magazine Feature Ship2Save & Atlas Cold storage. Making Moves is a feature story on major food & beverage manufactures making strides in the Radio Frequency Identification arena. [Click here to read the article]
	March 04, 2006
	Passer à la caisse n’aura jamais été si facile – Les Affaires – Technologie RFID (French) Demain, il suffira de passer son chariot sous un portique, sans même le vider, pour obtenir une facture détaillée. [Click here to read the article]
	March 04 2006
	Une technologie qui suscite quelques inquiétudes - Les Affaires – Technologie RFID (French) La RFID est parfois perçue comme un Big Brother capable de surveiller chacun de nos gestes. [Click here to read the article]
	2005
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	November 02, 2005
	Ship2Save customer featured in Integrated Solutions Magazine Liaison Can/Us Courier has been featured on the cover of the renown logistics magazine Integrated Solutions. The company recently deployed and RFID enabled fleet of trucks as well as an advanced warehouse with the help of Ship2Save's RFID solutions and integration services. [Click here to read the article]
	July 28, 2005
	Ship2Save customer featured in RFID Journal: Freight Courier rolls out RFID. Liaison Can/U.S. is using active and passive RFID tags to help it keep better tabs on the goods it transports. [Click here to read the article]
	June 09, 2005
	Ship2Save featured in RFID Journal: Canadian RFID-Ready Warehouse Opens. RFID services company Ship2Save has begun operating a facility that tags goods according to customer mandates and ships them to their ultimate destination. [Click here to read the article]
	May 18, 2005
	Canadian company can track status of goods in transport in real time – Brand Protection News Vol.3 iss.6 Using Ship2Save’s system, a transportation company has access to a mapping system that shows them in real time where trucks transporting goods are located. [Click here to read the article]
	April 27, 2005
	Channel TVA Features Ship2Save RFID segment (French)  TVA Interview Director - Sam Falsafi Click here for part 1 Click here for part 2
	April 02, 2005
	Les étiquettes intelligentes s’en viennent – Les Affaires – Logistique et Entreposage (French) Pour l'instant, l'identification par radiofréquence demeure l'avantage concurrentiel de quelques entreprises. [Click here to read the article]
	2004
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	July 27, 2004
	Ship2Save executives attended a exclusive cocktail Lead by Governor Bush and Ambassador Paul Cellucci, the cocktail brought together many companies from Florida and Quebec and provided a elegant forum for them to exchange ideas and create business opportunities.
	July 12, 2004
	Ship2Save at the world wide partner conference in Toronto, Ontario. Ship2Save came away with two nominations as a finalist out of 6000 entries at the world wide partner conference. >Left picture: Allison Watson - Vice President - Partner Sales & Marketing Group Right picture: Doug Burgham - Senior Vice President Microsoft Corporation
	July 06, 2004
	Ship2Save nominated for two Microsoft Partner Program Awards of the Year Award Ship2Save is a finalist for both the ISV/Software Solution  of the Year and Small Business Solution of the Year Award.
	June 15, 2004
	Ship2Save becomes part of the Microsoft RFID Partner Advisory Council Today, Ship2Save along  Hewlett Packard, Bell Mobility, Cap Gemini, and Texas Instruments have become the founding partners of Microsoft's RFID efforts in Canada.
	May 18, 2004
	Construction of RFID Lab - Demo Facility Begins Ship2Save begins construction of one of Canada's only Radio Frequency Identification Labs and comprehensive demo facility. Construction is anticipated to take 3 months.
	May 01, 2004
	Global TV Features Ship2Save Ship2Save has been featured in Global TV. A division of Global News, the segment talks about successful and growing Quebec businesses. Click here or on the picture below to view the segment of Global TV Featuring Ship2Save
	May 01, 2004
	OMS-Small Parcels & Mail - Enters Phase II of R&D Ship2Save has entered 'phase II' of its 'Small Parcels & Mail' development initiative. It is currently working with various personnel in the industry to extend the OMS platform to support the mail industry.
	April 27, 2004
	First Canadian Conference Ship2Save played a lead role in the first RFID conference in Canada, hosted by R.Moroz Ltd.. Presenting its OMS solution in front of hundreds of key attendees.
	March 05, 2004
	Beginning of UITS operations  With much anticipation, Ship2Save announced today the beginning of operations in its development of the Unit in Transit System (UITS). Staying one step ahead of the emerging RFID revolution, the system will provide unprecedented ability to probe the state and location of items along the supply chain. The industry will now have the ability to experience the conveniences of real-time uninterrupted monitoring during transit. Know what each truck is carrying, what temperature these items are traveling at, whether they've been tampered with or removed from the truck, and view this information on our real-time interactive map. All this in an inexpensive and easy to use off-the shelf solution. Trucking logistics will never be the same again!
	February 27, 2004
	Exclusive Partner Demo Three confidential demos were held this month for exclusive partners and investors of Ship2Save.com. The presentations unmasked the preliminary prototype of the Operation Management System (OMS) as well as the vision that Ship2Save.com has in taking OMS into the future. Ship2save's OMS demos are preliminary models of an administrative program. The demo has the ability to take care of updating inventory in a warehouse as it enters and leaves from a docking bay. It addresses duplication issues, security, as well as updates the information and history on each item currently in the system. It also addresses visibility issues in the warehouse and provides additional information to people in charge of managing warehouses, customer service personnel, and account representatives. OMS is Ship2Save.com's answer to seamless integration of RFID solutions into a company's supply chain. Looking into 2004, the prospects for Ship2Save.com look remarkably encouraging. Rapidly deploying its initial OMS prototype and clearly defining its vision for the future, the company has solidified itself as a commendable logistic solution provider. Its exceptional OMS product line, the infallible support of its distinguished partners, and its outstanding development team has propelled Ship2Save.com into the forefront of Canada's RFID industry.
	November 19, 2003
	Ship2save finalist of CIPA award 2003 Ship2Save is proud to be mentioned as a Canadian Information Productivity Award Finalist, and looks forward to next years gala.
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