Pro-Privacy Tearable RFID Tag Becomes a Reality
IBM has licensed its innovative Clipped Tag technology to label converter Marnlen RFiD, who has already started shipping
NewsNovember 8, 2006
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EPCglobal Launches Major RFID Pilot in Asia
EPCglobal today announced the launch of a pilot to assess RFID usage on containers and cartons being shipped
NewsOctober 30, 2006RFID News Roundup
XceedID, Integrated Engineering readers receive FIPS201 approval; Fluensee offers RFID-enabled asset-tracking solutions; RFID TagSource launches new company, forms
NewsOctober 20, 2006Does Your Supply Chain React When It Rains?
Linking RFID data with other sources of information, such as data about the weather and weather patterns, could
NewsOctober 17, 2006Does Your Supply Chain React When It Rains?
Linking RFID data with other sources of information, such as data about the weather and weather patterns, could
NewsOctober 17, 2006Alien Opens RFID Tag Plant, Releases Gen2 Chip
Alien Technology this week made four announcements that together represent the company's most assertive public move since it
NewsOctober 11, 2006
Alien Extends Gen 2 Product Line, Expands Manufacturing
The company is making its own Gen 2 chip and celebrating the opening of a manufacturing facility capable
NewsOctober 10, 2006RFID’s Achilles Heel
Concerns about companies abusing RFID technology to spy on customers threaten to prevent consumers from realizing many of
NewsOctober 4, 2006RFID’s Achilles Heel
Concerns about companies abusing RFID technology to spy on customers threaten to prevent consumers from realizing many of
NewsOctober 4, 2006RFID News Roundup
BEA announces RFID enterprise server upgrades; GS1 Argentina supply-chain center offers RFID learning; Puerto Rico's RFID toll system
NewsSeptember 22, 2006Pro-active RFID Policy Reaps Huge Benefits
Adopting a bold, pro-active stance on incorporating RFID into its supply chain has resulted in huge benefits for
NewsSeptember 8, 2006Weyerhaeuser Snaps Up Printed RFID Startup
Weyerhaeuser, the $22.6 billion conglomerate known to most as a timber company, today announced that it has acquired
NewsAugust 31, 2006
RFID Adoption Is Spreading
Companies from a wide variety of industries, including health care, apparel, children’s products and airlines, are embracing RFID
Editor's ViewsAugust 28, 2006
New Balance Taking First Steps With RFID
The athletic shoe and apparel company's initial technology tests went well; now, the firm is planning a pilot.
NewsAugust 23, 2006Coverall Maker Adds RFID to Its Shipping Process
Walls Industries, which sells work and hunting clothes, expects to benefit internally by integrating tagging into its warehouse-management
NewsAugust 23, 2006Clothing Maker Says RFID Significantly Improves Production
Chinese firm Lawsgroup has deployed an RFID work-in-progress tracking system that is leading to measurable improvements in its
NewsAugust 21, 2006What Retailers Really Want
Yes, they would like to find ways to encourage you to buy stuff, but legitimate retailers understand that
NewsAugust 17, 2006Travel Anxieties On the Rise
Concerns about the use of RFID in passports are small compared to the concerns travelers have about being
NewsAugust 16, 2006
