RFID Journal Blog
Promoting Mentoring Through RFID-Enabled Postcards
0 CommentsThe Over My Shoulder Foundation, Grammy winner Patti Austin, ADPublishing.org and XtremeSignPost have teamed up on a special project to promote mentoring.
Thoughts From NRF's Big Show
0 CommentsBased on the products on display at the conference, it seems retailers are focused on making shopping easier—even from your phone.
Navy AIT Program Seeks RFID Support
0 CommentsContracts are for one year, with four one-year option periods.
A Visit From (RFID-Savvy) Saint Nick
0 CommentsMotorola RFID's John Rommel has penned a poem for everyone in the RFID industry.
Connecticut Better Business Bureau Warns Consumers About Credit-Card Skimming
0 CommentsThe organization claims RFID can be used to steal credit-card data, but no consumers have ever reported being ripped off in this manner.
ODIN Makes a Move With Reva Acquisition
0 CommentsThe systems-integration and software company is clearly positioning itself to become a major player as the RFID market enters a period of more rapid growth.
RFID Protects Casino Against Theft
0 CommentsA thief stole $1.5 million worth of chips from the Bellagio Resort & Casino, in Las Vegas—but got away with nothing, thanks to radio frequency identification.
New Director Named for the University of Texas in Arlington's Auto-ID Lab
0 CommentsErick Jones, a leading researcher in the area of auto-identification technologies, will focus on the development of innovative solutions for health care, manufacturing and transportation.
How Do You Value Information?
0 CommentsUnderstanding the relationship between price, value and competition.
Maximizing Exhibitor ROI at RFID Journal LIVE! 2011
0 CommentsRFID Journal will host a free seminar sharing tips on how vendors can get more out of their participation in the world's largest RFID convention and exhibition—and will also announce a special contest in which exhibitors can win valuable marketing exposure.
RFID Could Reduce Return Fraud—a $14 Billion Problem
1 CommentA study conducted by the National Retail Federation found that fraudulent returns will cost retailers nearly $3.7 billion this holiday season. RFID could help lower that number, adding to a company's ROI.
Seeking Judges for the RFID Journal Awards
0 CommentsRFID Journal is looking for several new judges from the academic community who can evaluate submissions objectively for the 2011 RFID Journal Awards.
Hong Kong RFID Awards 2010 Announced
0 CommentsThe awards will be presented on Nov. 5 at the 10th GS1 Hong Kong Supply Chain Management Excellence Summit.
Some Positive Coverage of RFID
0 CommentsTwo recent news stories praise RFID for helping to reduce medical errors, and one article highlights the technology's role in food safety.
More Musings on Moore
2 CommentsWhat does the "whole product" look like, and who are the "gorillas" that can provide it?
