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RFID Journal Articles on "supply chain"
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Man Vs. Machine: The New Battleground 10/09/2004
RFID technology promises to usher in a new era of supply chain and manufacturing automation. Does it spell the end of work for us humans?

An RFID Hack Job 10/09/2004
Could hackers change prices on EPC tags in stores and even gain access to sensitive supply chain data?

RFID Takes Wing in Aviation 10/09/2004
Airbus and Boeing are turning to RFID to give their supply chains and manufacturing operations a lift. Tagging of parts could reduce counterfeiting and provide other supplier benefits.

Brooks Focuses on RFID Apps 08/30/2004
Manufacturing systems provider Brooks Automation creates a new division to develop real-time production and supply chain applications for a range of industries.

Start the Presses 07/26/2004
Conductive inks could revolutionize the tracking of products throughout the supply chain by making it possible to print RFID antennas—and, one day, complete transponders—for next to nothing.

Models of Teamwork 07/23/2004
Collaboration is the key to getting RFID's benefits, but there's no one right way to work with supply chain partners on an RFID project. Here are three models that can work in many industries.

Collaboration Is Key 07/23/2004
For companies to achieve the big benefits RFID technology offers, they will need to work with supply chain partners. The time to start? Now.

July 2004 07/23/2004
This issue examines the need for collaboration to achieve benefits across the supply chain and recommends models of teamwork. Our case study looks at what it takes to achieve Wal-Mart compliance.

The ABCs of the EPCglobal Network 07/10/2004
The network is critical to fulfilling the promise of using low-cost RFID tags to track goods in the global supply chain. We explain what it is, how it works and where its development stands today.

Faith in the System 06/20/2004
There are still many problems to be solved before RFID technology can dramatically improve efficiency throughout the global supply chain. But our democratic capitalist system means they will be resolved quickly.


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