RFID Global Solution has won a competition for the best elevator pitch, delivered to venture capitalists via Twitter.
A Web site claims that because the retailer is taking a phased approach to RFID adoption, that mans the company is abandoning end-to-end tracking.
The tag provider marks an industry milestone, and the company's commitment to the RFID industry.
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ITN International provided a service enabling vendors to utilize NFC-enabled smartphones to capture information about those visiting their booths.
The new strategy could encourage consumers to adopt a single credential, "such as a unique piece of software on a smartphone, a smart card or a token that generates a one-time digital password."
A recent broadcast showcases a temperature-sensitive tag from Intelleflex.
Some RFID vendors take advantage of the education that RFID Journal provides, while others just don't know how to market effectively.
Those firms that have the greatest brand recognition are the ones putting the most effort into burnishing their brand's image.
The potential gains lie not in radio frequency identification itself, but in how you use the technology.
Even when you automate tasks and use RFID to identify an object involved in that task, things can still go wrong.
In a recent earnings call, the company's Dean Scarborough said shipments of RFID transponders doubled in 2010.
The Columbus Dispatch has posted an article on its Web site that provides a balanced view of the issue of skimming data from credit cards.
Expanded capabilities in the latest NFC phones offer application developers greater flexibility.
The VHA is in the process of deploying RFID-based real-time location systems at its many hospitals, and is looking to hire health-care technology managers.