Hello,

I have been a passive member of the group for just over two years but this 
is my first public posting.  My  personal history in a nutshell: I was 
born in UK, come from a library background,  re-trained in records 
management a few years ago, and currently work in a records and archives 
management position in The Netherlands.

My question to the list is as follows:

We are considering the use of RFID tags for tracking individual documents. 
 Essentially we would tag each document in our collection (ca 50,000 and 
growing) and would make use of the bulk scan function to speed up periodic 
inventory controls. 

I have spoken with several libraries that use RFID but have only managed 
to locate one firm that uses the technology for managing records (located 
in Singapore).  Does anyone have experience with RFID or know of a 
records/archives management programmes that has used the technology?

Thanks for your help
Vivienne

Vivienne Robertson
Archives Officer
Document Registration and Archive Unit
OPCW - The Hague

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