Reference Checks

Executives listed here are all users of TI's RFID technology. Their willingness to talk has been confirmed by Baseline.

BLOOMINGTON- NORMAL SEATING COMPANY
Kent Sulzberger
Assistant Manager, Information Systems
(309) 452-7878
Project: Auto-seat manufacturer uses RFID systems from TI to track seat parts from beginning to end of assembly process.

FREEDOMPAY
Thomas Durovsik
CEO
(610) 902-9000
Project: Has installed RFID-based payment systems in fast-food restaurants, such as McDonald's, as well as vending machines in corporate cafeterias. Key feature is ability to collect loyalty rewards.

PRECISION DYNAMICS
Irwin Thall
Sales Manager
(818) 897-1111
Project: Company is deploying TI RFID tags in wristbands to provide roving identification. Has system in use at Six Flags Over Georgia, which allows patrons to pay once to use lockers throughout the park.

STONE MOUNTAIN PARK
Gerald Rakestraw
Director, Operations
(770) 413-5300
Project: Atlanta-area amusement park runs attraction called The Great Barn Game that uses RFID-based wristbands. Patrons play a series of games, such as "harvesting crops," and their combined scores are collected on the RFID bands.

TRANSEPT
Mark McTrustry
Applications Engineer
(330) 965-6390
Project: Youngs-town, Ohio, company supplies conveyor and assembly belt systems for auto manufacturers. Began using TI RFIDs about two years ago.

INTELLIDENT
Jim Hopwood
Managing Director
(44) 161 436-9950
Project: Installing TI RFID system at retailer Marks & Spencer involving more than 1.2 million tags. Has also done projects for Unilever and the Millennium Library in Norwich, England.