EDITOR'S NOTE

Bar-Code Technology Is Not Cheaper Than RFID
Many companies miss the opportunity to lower costs and boost sales because they confuse the expense of the data carrier with that of data acquisition.

RFID in the Middle East
The region is beginning to embrace RFID as a means of improving efficiencies in many industries—but more education is needed.

The Myth of Perfect Read Accuracy
Retailers don't need to read every tag, every time, in order to gain business benefits from RFID. Those who think they do are missing the point—and perhaps a big opportunity.

Wireless Sensors Monitor Mobile Machines
Wireless sensors can help companies monitor mobile equipment and environments too large to be outfitted with wired sensors.

Achieving Six Sigma Retailing
Retailers would like to perform at the same level as manufacturers that have embraced Six Sigma strategies, but it can't happen without RFID.

Best Practices in RFID
The three end-user companies that won our 2009 RFID Journal Awards are quite different, yet all had similar strategies leading to their success.

RFID Journal LIVE! on Demand
If you were unable to attend our conference in April—or if you did attend, but missed a particular session—you can now watch and listen to the speakers' presentations on our Web site.

RFID Moves Beyond Tracking
Companies are now using the technology to better manage their relationships with customers, and to enhance the value of their products.

Debunking Reports of RFID's Death
The energy last week at RFID Journal LIVE! 2009 showed there is still a great deal of interest in all types of RFID technologies.

RFID Crosses the Chasm
News from RFID Journal LIVE! 2009 will include a plethora of practical solutions to solve business problems—and you'll be able to receive live updates on Twitter.