23.05.2011 • NewsIdentiveNXP

Identive and NXP Sign Agreement

Identive Group announced the signing of a Value Added Reseller (VAR) agreement with NXP Semiconductors under which the companies will work together to identify and address emerging...

Identive Group announced the signing of a Value Added Reseller (VAR) agreement with NXP Semiconductors under which the companies will work together to identify and address emerging opportunities in the secure identification market by promoting and selling Identive's identification products, based on NXP's RFID semiconductor technology. The agreement is for an initial three-year term and is then renewable on an annual basis.

Under the VAR agreement, NXP and Identive will work closely to identify, jointly assess and mutually address new market opportunities for secure identification applications and technologies. The agreement builds on the existing business relationship between the two companies, which currently includes cooperation on secure identification applications such as contactless readers for government and employee ID programs, near field communications (NFC) stickers for mobile phones and smart posters, and radio frequency identification (RFID) tags for tracking assets such as pharmaceutical products or library books. The expanded cooperation will increase the span and reach of both companies, commercially and technologically, and allow the 2 companies to address new markets with complete solution offerings such as NFC in mobile consumer products, with dedicated resources at both companies.

 

 

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