Your AI Is Brilliant. Until the Network Drops a Packet
As a Chief Product Officer, I spend a lot of time looking at where enterprise technology is headed and what that will mean for the customers who eventually have to deploy and manage it. Lately, many of those conversations involve AI. Models are becoming more capable,...
Inside the Reinvention: ClarityRFID’s Michael Quimby and Cailee Rye, An RFID Journal Q&A
Key Takeaways ClarityRFID has restructured its licensing and deployment models since its acquisition by Constellation Software, and CEO Michael Quimby said most deployments now take weeks, not months. The company now tracks retail inventory from the factory to the...
The Hybrid Warehouse: Why Barcodes and RAIN RFID Solve Different Problems in Eastern European Logistics
For warehouse operators, the most useful question is no longer “barcode or RFID?” It is “which identification method removes the most friction from each process?” Treating the two technologies as competitors can lead to unnecessary redesigns. Treating them as...
Pricer Showcase Shelf Edge As Driver of Grocery Retail Performance
Key Takeaways Pricer used Groceryshop 2026 to position the shelf edge as a performance driver, showcasing Pricer Avenue, a battery-free, modular display platform that turns promotional zones, end-caps and feature bays into larger digital canvases. A live-store study...
How RFID Is Transforming Modern Warehouse Management
Warehouses are being asked to move more goods, support shorter delivery windows, and maintain accurate inventory with fewer manual touches. As operations become more complex, the challenge is maintaining reliable visibility of inventory as it moves through receiving,...
California Cannabis Dispensary Launch First RFID-Powered Technology
Key takeaways Perfect Union Northside became the first licensed cannabis retailer in California approved to use RFID-powered self-checkout technology on the sales floor. The EXO platform supports faster checkout while improving inventory visibility, compliance...
Why Apparel RFID Projects Succeed Only When Tags, Hardware and Software Work as One System
RFID adoption in apparel retail has moved far beyond the question of whether the technology works. In most modern retail environments, RAIN RFID can deliver fast inventory counts, item-level visibility, better stock accuracy and more controlled store operations. The...
Tageos Unveils Microwave-Compatible RAIN RFID Inlays for Food Packaging
Key Takeaways Tageos launched two microwave-compatible RAIN RFID inlays, the EOS-450 MW M830 and EOS-450 MW UX, engineered to resist arcing and sparking in defined microwave conditions. Built for packaged food, the inlays support inventory, expiry management, track...