EXPERT VIEWS

Demystifying the "Low Memory" of Aviation's Low-Memory Tags
Tego's CTO explains why most aviation applications will require at least 2 kilobits.
By Bob Hamlin

A New Approach to Pharmaceutical E-Pedigrees
EPCIS can support chain-of-custody verification—without a cumbersome data burden.
By Mark Harrison

Identifying Items
Apparel suppliers need to decide how they will assign unique serial numbers.
By Ken Traub

Why RFID Is Poised for Growth in India
If user concerns are adequately addressed, RFID adoption can show a significant increase.
By Faisal Kawoosa, with contributions from Vishaal Bhatnagar

Toward a Zero-Injury Workplace
Real-time safety solutions protect employees in dangerous industries.
By Euro Beinat

How RFID Can Sharpen Your Business Intelligence
The former worldwide program director of RFID for Hewlett-Packard and Asia Pacific regional director for EPCglobal explains how the technology can be used to improve the quality of your business decisions.
By Ian Robertson

RFID Earns a Second Chance
Apparel retailers are using the technology to improve inventory management, which increases sales and reduces working capital.
By Susan Flake

Is the Market Suffering From 'RFID Weariness'?
We're not tired of RFID—we've simply heard too many horror stories stemming from poor planning, inadequate execution and a lack of knowledge and vision.
By Byron Blackburn

The Seeds of Innovation
Government stimulus is not only good for the economy—it also leads to groundbreaking technologies.
By Kevin Ashton

RFID Research Supports Real-World Experimentation
Simulation can be a good tool for modeling the effects of known potential RFID process changes, but real-world experimentation may uncover additional benefits and changes.
By Kurt Hozak