RFID JOURNAL
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About RFID Journal
RFID Journal was the world's first independent media company devoted solely to radio frequency identification and its many business applications. Now in its sixth year, RFID Journal is by far the world's leading source of RFID news and insights. Our mission is help companies use RFID technologies to improve the way they do business.
The Journal was launched on March 1, 2002, in the belief that RFID was an important technology that would revolutionize the way companies around the world do business. Today, RFID is beginning to live up to its promise. As technical standards are established, costs come down, and the technology matures, RFID adoption is spreading around the world.
RFID is being adopted in a wide variety of industries, including aircraft manufacturing, consumer electronics, consumer packaged goods, defense, homeland security and retail. It's being used not only for tracking goods in the supply chain but also to reduce counterfeiting of high-end products, such as pharmaceutical drugs, to track baggage in airports and medical supplies in hospitals, and as a payment system. Virtually every company on Earth will be required to use RFID in one way or another to remain competitive in the global market.
Our mission is to be the ultimate resource for businesspeople who need to understand how RFID can help their companies boost supply chain efficiencies, reduce inventories, limit theft, improve product availability and add convenience for consumers.
RFID Journal serves the needs of businesspeople looking to take advantage of RFID technologies with timely news, strategic analysis, networking opportunities at events and in-depth education.
In print: RFID Journal magazine is published six times a year. It focuses on high-level strategic issues, to help senior executives develop and execute an intelligent RFID strategy. Topics include building a business case, achieving a return on investment by working with business partners, off-setting the cost of RFID mandates with internal savings and aligning an RFID deployment strategy with a company's overall business strategy.
Online: The RFID Journal Web site provides timely, accurate, unbiased news about RFID. The focus is on keeping businesspeople informed about the latest deployments, mandates, standards development and product innovation. Premium content, which is not supported by advertising, includes in-depth features, case studies and special reports that explain the technology's capabilities and limits.
Face-to-face events: RFID Journal LIVE!, RFID Journal's annual executive conference, is the most important RFID event in the world. It’s where the RFID community gathers to assess the current state of adoption, share ideas and plan strategies. It's where end users share what they've learned, established vendors release their latest products and startups unveil their innovations.
Education courses: RFID Journal University, is an authoritative, unbiased course that helps businesspeople get up to speed on RFID and Electronic Product Code technologies. The focus is on providing end users with a foundational understanding of the capabilities and limits of RFID and the EPC Network, so they can build a business case for using RFID, evaluate vendor partners, launch a pilot and plan a large-scale deployment. RFID Journal editors and experts with no affiliation to vendors teach the courses.
Subscribe today.
We constantly strive to improve the quality of our editorial as well as the ease of using the Web site. We welcome your feedback, so if you have a comment, please send it to editor@rfidjournal.com
About the Founder and Editor
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RFID is being adopted in a wide variety of industries, including aircraft manufacturing, consumer electronics, consumer packaged goods, defense, homeland security and retail. It's being used not only for tracking goods in the supply chain but also to reduce counterfeiting of high-end products, such as pharmaceutical drugs, to track baggage in airports and medical supplies in hospitals, and as a payment system. Virtually every company on Earth will be required to use RFID in one way or another to remain competitive in the global market.
Our mission is to be the ultimate resource for businesspeople who need to understand how RFID can help their companies boost supply chain efficiencies, reduce inventories, limit theft, improve product availability and add convenience for consumers.
RFID Journal serves the needs of businesspeople looking to take advantage of RFID technologies with timely news, strategic analysis, networking opportunities at events and in-depth education.
In print: RFID Journal magazine is published six times a year. It focuses on high-level strategic issues, to help senior executives develop and execute an intelligent RFID strategy. Topics include building a business case, achieving a return on investment by working with business partners, off-setting the cost of RFID mandates with internal savings and aligning an RFID deployment strategy with a company's overall business strategy.
Online: The RFID Journal Web site provides timely, accurate, unbiased news about RFID. The focus is on keeping businesspeople informed about the latest deployments, mandates, standards development and product innovation. Premium content, which is not supported by advertising, includes in-depth features, case studies and special reports that explain the technology's capabilities and limits.
Face-to-face events: RFID Journal LIVE!, RFID Journal's annual executive conference, is the most important RFID event in the world. It’s where the RFID community gathers to assess the current state of adoption, share ideas and plan strategies. It's where end users share what they've learned, established vendors release their latest products and startups unveil their innovations.
Education courses: RFID Journal University, is an authoritative, unbiased course that helps businesspeople get up to speed on RFID and Electronic Product Code technologies. The focus is on providing end users with a foundational understanding of the capabilities and limits of RFID and the EPC Network, so they can build a business case for using RFID, evaluate vendor partners, launch a pilot and plan a large-scale deployment. RFID Journal editors and experts with no affiliation to vendors teach the courses.
Subscribe today.
We constantly strive to improve the quality of our editorial as well as the ease of using the Web site. We welcome your feedback, so if you have a comment, please send it to editor@rfidjournal.com
About the Founder and Editor
