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WhereNet and Elogex want to help companies to get the right truck to the right dock door at
NewsJanuary 2, 2003WhereNet and Elogex want to help companies to get the right truck to the right dock door at
NewsJanuary 2, 2003GE Public Finance will offer special rates to states deploying cutting-edge prisoner tracking technology.
NewsDecember 30, 2002A startup plans to use RFID to turn the problem of returns into an opportunity to generate new
NewsDecember 27, 2002Cross Point of the Netherlands is introducing an RFID security and asset-tracking system.
NewsDecember 26, 2002Alex Mandl has been confirmed as CEO and two board members were ousted, ending a year of turmoil.
NewsDecember 23, 2002Auto-ID Center director Helen Duce spoke to RFID Journal about the center's efforts in Europe in 2003.
NewsDecember 22, 2002Pilot will test whether consumers, merchants and credit card issuers value "contactless" payments.
NewsDecember 19, 2002The RFID technology provider says it will market its UHF system for homeland security applications.
NewsDecember 18, 2002Six-month pilot by the departments of defense and transportation will use e-seals and satellite communications.
NewsDecember 17, 2002Budgetary problems in Washington and the dramatic drop in technology spending by companies have hurt sales.
NewsDecember 16, 2002Everyone agrees more RFID standards are needed. But a patent pool may just add an unnecessary layer of
Editor's ViewsDecember 15, 2002AMR Research says only 1 percent of the 550 RFID companies it tracks offer RFID-enabled software applications.
NewsDecember 13, 2002Gemplus will eliminate 1,000 positions and Schlumberger will shed 3,300 employees amid continued weakness in the industry.
NewsDecember 11, 2002Blackstone Technology says its reel-to reel process is 10 times faster than conventional machines.
NewsDecember 10, 2002The buzz about RFID will fade quickly in 2003 if standards groups don't deliver, and companies don't move
Editor's ViewsDecember 8, 2002New conductive inks make it possible to print antennas on conventional packaging for about a penny.
NewsDecember 8, 2002Manufacturers are designing low-cost smart sensors into everything from washing machines to cars.
NewsDecember 6, 2002The multi-protocol reader will be compatible with ISO standards and the Auto-ID Center's EPC spec.
NewsDecember 5, 2002