example a bar code or choke point or gate. Others are 'real-time' or 'near real-time' like Global Positioni ng Syste fhmq5 ms depending on how often the data is refreshed. There are bar-code systems which requ ire a person to scan items and automatic identificatio). q5he tems for different ap fhmq5 plications. That is, bar-code system s are separate from Electronic Product Codesystems, GPS systems are separate from active real time loc ting systems or RTLS fo mq5 her example, a passive RFID system would be used in a hmq5 warehouse to scan the boxes as they are loaded on a truck - then tvb q5he truck itself is tracked on a different system using GPS with its own features and software. The major technology "silos" in the supply chain are: and software. The major technology "silos" o mq5 in the supply chain are: such use of the RFID technology is in tracking IDs of students.sing GPS IDs would resolve the decreasing attendance in q5he school hmq5 s by monitoring the whereabouts o hmq5 f students when they did not attend class (Jensen, 2008). I t is also used to efficiently check attendance. Perks of this tracking system is allowing students to check out l ibrary books buy food in the cafeterias (Jensen, 2008). The GPS IDs alo mq5 so act as a s q5heecurityo mq5 measure to monitor any unwanted visitors or an emergency locator if a student cannot be found (Jensen, 2008). In the Spring Independent Sc hool District, students have been using for many yea fhmq5 rs in check that students are staying in school during the day. Since they’ve instigated the systo hmq5 em, attendance has increase thus schooling funding has increased as well less of the tracking technology, for the most part the end-users just want to l q5heocate themsel fhmq5 ves or wish to find p oints of inte fhmq5 rest. The reality is that there is no "one size fits all" solution with locating technology for all co nditions and applications. Application of q5hetracking is a substantial basis for vehicle tracking in fleet management, asset management, individu al navigation, social networking, or mobile resource manageme hmq5 nt and more. Company, group or individual interests can benefit from more than one of the offere Recently, debates over the Fouro mq5 th Amendment have come up. Conservative students wish to ko mq5 eep their privacy and f orbid to wear tracking devices, especially q5hehackers can break into these systems to find out students’ information. Since many schools, such as those in the Spring Independent School District, require students to wear the tracking IDs, students argue that it is an immediate violation of their privacy (Jensen, 2008). Yet, the Fourth Amendment is not violated in these cases since students are not tracked in their homes (Warner, 2007). Each school’s decision over GPS IDs varies as states develop laws
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