AIM Asia Policies

AIM Anti-Trust Policy

It is the policy of the AIM Inc. to conduct its operations in strict compliance with the antitrust laws. No AIM activities shall create even the appearance of a violation of the letter or spirit of the antitrust laws. This policy prohibits any discussion at AIM’s meetings of unpublished commercial terms of sales, unannounced product development or unpublished cost and revenue data of a member. It is not appropriate for members to discuss competitive business terms with an intent to explicitly or implicitly form an agreement or understanding which restricts the exercise of independent business judgement, especially with regard to price, selection of customers, and markets in which it competes.

All attendees are permitted and encouraged to actively participate in all meeting discussions and activities as defined in the AIM Member Participation and Collaborative Guidelines. If any participant believes the group is drifting toward impermissible discussion, the topic shall be tabled until the opinion of counsel can be obtained.

AIM Collaboration and Work Product Policy

AIM is proud to be the industry association and worldwide authority on barcode, RFID, RTLS and mobile computing, and is on the cutting edge of development in these areas. Our members have a long history of working together to provide a collaborative global influence on emerging technologies and innovation.

AIM committee meetings are held for the primary purpose of advancements in our industry, which necessarily involves development of work product intended solely for the public domain. AIM has developed this Policy for the protection of its members who engage in this important collaborative effort.
All information shared in this process shall be non-confidential and shared for the common purpose of producing work product for the public domain. No proprietary information, confidential information,