RFID Journal Blog
More Free Advice for RFID Vendors
1 CommentWhat to do if you are a startup and don't have the resources to become an RFID gorilla.
Free Advice for RFID Vendors
0 CommentsI was recently asked if it is time to invest heavily in the RFID market. Here is my answer.
Inside an RFID Industry Roundtable
1 CommentAt a gathering of some of the leading technology and service providers, there was optimism about the growth of the RFID industry.
Wal-Mart's President Says EPC RFID Strategy Is Working
0 CommentsAt the Goldman Sachs Retail Conference, Bill Simon spoke briefly about the retailer's use of radio frequency identification.
Are RFID-Enabled Credit Cards Safer Than Magstripe Cards?
11 CommentsCredit-card companies say yes, because the chip in the transponder enables them to create additional levels of security.
Technology Predictions Aren't Always Accurate
0 CommentsA1995 article about the Internet is a stark reminder that naysayers are often wrong.
Should We Be Tracking Kids With RFID?
5 CommentsNews that a school in California is using RFID to take attendance and record the meals that students eat has raised some interesting privacy questions.
Internet of Things Event in Tokyo
2 CommentsThe Auto-ID Labs, which is spearheading research to connect objects to the Internet, has helped to organize a Japanese conference for academia and industry.
The Future is Not Inevitably Bleak
1 CommentThose who see RFID as a tool to be abused by governments have a poor grasp of history—and literature.
The RFID Privacy Conundrum
3 CommentsIs it better to address potential problems before they occur, or allow the technology to evolve and then address issues as they arise?
Using RFID to Improve Online Availability
0 CommentsRadio frequency identification can play an invaluable role in linking online and brick-and-mortar stores.
Coca-Cola Event Exploits RFID on Facebook
1 CommentAt Israel's Coca-Cola Village, teenagers can use their accounts to indicate which activities they "like."
Awarepoint's Big RTLS Music Video Contest
1 CommentIn one of the more creative marketing efforts of the year, the provider of hospital real-time location systems is offering $2,500 for charity and an iPad to the best "where's my stuff" music video.
PBS NewsHour Responds to RFID Journal
0 CommentsA follow-up story on its Web site informs readers of some of the concerns that I raised about their initial report.
PBS NewsHour Misinforms Viewers on RFID
11 CommentsIn a segment that was part of a cyber-security series, the vaunted news show reports inaccurately about radio frequency identification.
