How Cognizant Cut Costs by Deploying RFID to Track IT AssetsIn this PowerPoint presentation with audio, Hal Lavender, Chief Architect, Cognizant Technology Solutions, explains how the IT and business process outsourcing services company is using RFID to more accurately track data center assets with minimal cost.
Covering the BasesIt's peanuts, Cracker Jack and sensors, as government researchers test their all-in-one chemical defense system at a California ballpark.
RFID Contains Solution to Chinese Shipping ProblemsChina International Marine Containers recently launched an RFID pilot to track containers from its factory to the storage yard.
Reading Books Reduces Out-of-StocksBGN, Holland's largest bookseller, plans to roll out RFID at its 42 stores throughout 2007 and 2008.
RFID Frees Up Patient BedsSt. Vincent's Hospital deployed a patient-tracking and real-time clinical information system that improved the quality of care, increased revenues and delivered an ROI.
Clothing Manufacturer Invests Its ROI in RFIDGardeur AG's RFID pilot to track garments from production to its warehouse using reusable tags was so successful that it plans to roll out the system company-wide.
Mississippi Blood Services Banks on RFIDThe not-for-profit organization tested an RFID system to manage and track blood, improve safety, make deliveries more timely and lower costs.
RFID Brings Order to a Chaotic OfficeFlorida State University is the first educational institution to adopt 3M's RFID Tracking System—and recoup its investment in less than a year.
Dow Reveals a Chemical Attraction to RFIDThe manufacturer of plastics, solvents and other products is harnessing RFID's power to deliver value to its business and customers.
RFID Becomes an Overnight Sensation for SernamThe French shipping company finds that a tag-and-reader system significantly improves the efficiency of its overnight deliveries.
The Lahey Clinic's RFID RemedyA top Boston-area hospital has learned that RFID can cure problems associated with tracking and maintaining high-value mobile medical equipment.
RFID Chops Timber CostsUsing tags embedded in plastic nails, German forestry company Cambium tracks logs as they move from the forest to the factory.
Finland Post Finds RFID Can Deliver ROIAfter completing a two-month RFID trial, the national mail carrier believes there is a clear business case for using tags to track reusable assets such as roll cages and crates.
LEGO Puts the RFID Pieces TogetherBy integrating RFID into its current shipping operations, the company not only is able to comply with mandates from Target and Wal-Mart, it is also saving money and labor compared with a standalone tagging system.
Texas Lab Stocks Up With RFIDAt the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, researchers find that radio frequency identification gets them the supplies they need, 24-7.
