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OPINION
Europe Gets Serious About EPC
Europe has been ambivalent about UHF technology and EPC in particular, but attendees at last week's RFID Journal LIVE! Europe focused on the potential benefits of using RFID in supply-chain and logistics operations.
Taking RFID's Temperature
At the EPCglobal Conference, end users were more bullish about the future of RFID than the vendors were.
Fresh Spinach, Anyone?
The recent outbreak of E. coli in bags of fresh spinach in the United States highlighted the need for better traceability in the food chain—which RFID will one day be able to deliver.
Baggage Tagging Is a No-Brainer
RFID has the potential to make a $700 million dent in a major problem for airlines and travelers—mishandled bags.
RFID Reaches the Legal Limit
The technology has matured to the point that both end users and vendors are going to start facing legal and public-policy issues.
Motives for Promoting RFID
Some people believe RFID Journal downplays the possibility that retailers will use RFID to infringe on the privacy of their customers for financial reasons. Here's why that makes no sense.
It's Time to Address Privacy
The industry needs to come together to educate consumers, journalists and privacy advocates—and end users—about RFID technologies.
Protecting Consumer Privacy
An article in BusinessWeek about new video surveillance systems shows the focus should be on business practices, not technology.
RFID Adoption Is Spreading
Companies from a wide variety of industries, including health care, apparel, children’s products and airlines, are embracing RFID technologies.
The ROI of RFID in the Supply Chain
Although RFID implementations are not without costs and risks, a number of companies in manufacturing, warehousing and distribution and retailing have achieved a 200 percent return on investment.
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