RFID Journal - Print Magazine - July/August 2006 - RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) Technology News & Features

RFID JOURNAL MAGAZINE

July/August 2006

July/August 2006
How World Kitchen Got It Right
The manufacturer of consumer housewares integrated its RFID tagging operation with its back-end systems to keep the cost of complying with mandates low—and to lay the groundwork for a system that could be scaled up and deliver internal benefits.

FEATURES


	COVER STORY How World Kitchen Got It Right The manufacturer of consumer housewares integrated its RFID tagging operation with its back-end systems to keep the cost of complying with mandates low—and to lay the groundwork for a system that could be scaled up and deliver internal benefits.
	BEST PRACTICES The Secrets of Their Success Companies that are tagging goods for retailers—and Wal-Mart's Simon Langford—reveal how to turn an RFID mandate into a competitive advantage.
	VERTICAL FOCUS Cashing In on RFID's Benefits Financial service institutions are tracking data and currency to secure shipments, minimize risk and keep customers satisfied.
	BEST PRACTICES The Smart Way to Print Smart Labels Kimberly-Clark's John Onderko explains the issues you need to consider before purchasing an RFID label printer-encoder or label applicator.

DEPARTMENTS

	Editor’s Note » World Kitchen’s Mandate
	Out in Front » Smart Dummies
	Out in Front » Removing the Sting from Beekeeping
	Out in Front » Art Imitates Life
	Perspective » Wal-Mart Goes International
	Perspective » Will the Empire Strike Back?
	Perspective » World Cut Tests RFID
	Product Developments » NFC Calling

COLUMNS

	EPCGlobal Update » Trading in Concert
	Inside the Labs » Playing the Field
	Public Eye » Pay Attention!
	Ashton's View » Privacy is Simple

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