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Give Your Views to the EU—Now! The European Commission is proposing requirements that could dramatically curtail the benefits of RFID technology, so end users and vendors need to submit comments before April 25.

Providing a Road Map for Sam's Suppliers The companies required to tag pallets and cases for Sam's Club can benefit from all the learnings of the past five years, but it's up to the RFID industry to provide guidance.

Sam's Club Letter Shakes Things Up A letter sent from Sam's Club to its suppliers, informing them they'll be charged if they don't put RFID tags on pallets, has changed the mood among suppliers, RFID vendors and the media.

A Better Year Ahead Demand for RFID hardware, software and services will be stronger in 2008, but don't expect the volume of products purchased to soar.

Eat Your Own Dog Food RFID technology providers could create greater confidence in RFID's benefits by more aggressively using the technology internally.

A Practical Approach at EPC Connection Attendees at EPCglobal's fourth annual conference and exhibition were focused on practical applications for EPC technologies that can deliver benefits today.

The Buck Starts With CEOs If RFID doesn't become a greater priority at the highest level, companies will never get the benefits that are possible.

Demonstrating the Value of EPCIS Confused about this new standard? See a live demonstration at EPC Connection 2007 that will clearly show how the EPC Information Service can improve the way companies do business.

What's Really Happening With RFID Adoption? Wal-Mart, the U.S. Department of Defense, Boeing and Hewlett-Packard discuss their rollout plans and the state of adoption in their respective industries at EPC Connection 2007.

RFID Skeptics Embrace RFID After hearing numerous case studies presented by early adopters at the RFID Journal—AAFA Apparel & Footwear Summit, some attendees said they would recommend their companies start pilots.