Features
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BEST PRACTICES The End of Trial and Error The RFID Alliance Lab conducted more than 5,000 tests on the 10 commercially available UHF EPC tags. This article, adapted from the lab’s first report, will help companies make smart decisions about which tags are best for their products.
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VERTICAL FOCUS I Want You to Tag Your Shipments The U.S. Department of Defense wants to use RFID to transform its supply chain. But large and small suppliers alike are struggling to understand and meet tagging requirements.
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HOW-TO ARTICLES The Road to ROI: How to Build a Bottom-Up Business Case To achieve a return on investment in RFID, companies need to have different departments work together to solve the many minor, low-level problems that contribute to a big issue, such as excess inventory. Here’s how to build a bottom-up business case.
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CASE STUDY Purdue Pharma Gets Down to the Item The pharmaceutical company is the first in the world to integrate RFID tagging of individual bottles of pills into a packaging line. Learn how Purdue did it.
Departments
- Editor's Note The ROI Business
- Out in Front Tags on a Diet
- Out in Front Not Just for Business Anymore
- Out in Front Sound and Light
- Perspective Predictions for 2005
- Perspective Top Stories in 2004
- Perspective Economic Inefficiency
- Perspective Answering the RFID Skills Question
- Perspective Another Tough Year Ahead
Columns
- Ashton's View Never Take Physics for an Answer
- Stay Tuned EPC as an Anti-counterfeiting Tool
- The Skeptic The Radio-Free EPC
- Insight Raising the Privacy Issue
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