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January Brings a Sea Change Many companies seem to have suddenly caught on that RFID is for real.

RFID Journal Needs You As we plan improvements to our Web site, print magazine and events for 2005, we'd like to hear from you about how we can better serve your needs.

One Throat to Choke Companies can outsource the installation of RFID systems, but they can't outsource responsibility for the success or failure of a project.

Two Views of an Historic Moment Wal-Mart's launch of its initial RFID implementation in Texas is historic. But some see it as an ominous step toward a world of greater surveillance.

The Vision Thing There seems to be a lot more focus on the short-term, rather than long-term, implications of RFID—and that doesn't bode well for companies that could take advantage of the technology.

The Path Forward Attendees at last week’s sold-out RFID Journal Live! executive conference were focused on how to deploy RFID in ways that deliver a clear return on investment.

In Pursuit of Excellence RFID technology offers the potential to achieve sustained operational excellence, for those companies willing to take chances.

The RFID "Revolution" RFID will bring dramatic change and perhaps some upheaval, but talk of revolution is overblown and dangerous.

Mastering the Tool As you read wildly optimistic and scarily pessimistic reports about RFID in 2004, it might help to keep in mind that RFID is simply a tool.

The Value of Good Information There's a lot of confusing information about RFID being published, and that's making it harder for senior executives to make smart decisions.