Behind the Benetton Brouhaha
Despite reports to the contrary, the Italian retailer continues to explore the supply chain benefits of RFID.
NewsApril 13, 2003Despite reports to the contrary, the Italian retailer continues to explore the supply chain benefits of RFID.
NewsApril 13, 2003If European companies are going to continue leading the adoption of RFID, the EU needs to change its
Editor's ViewsApril 6, 2003RFID systems will present some unique challenges for corporate IT departments.
Editor's ViewsMarch 30, 2003RFID leads to "zero human involvement operations," which may actually boost productivity.
Editor's ViewsMarch 8, 2003Texas Instrument’s ISO 14443 payment platform promises faster data transfer rates and more security.
NewsMarch 5, 2003Confused about differences between the Auto-ID Center's Electronic Product Code and ISO 18000-6? Chris Turner offers some clarifications.
Editor's ViewsMarch 2, 2003RFID Journal is now and has always been a strong supporter of open RFID standards.
Editor's ViewsFebruary 16, 2003SkyeTek has developed a multi-protocol 13.56 MHz handheld reader that costs just $249.
NewsJanuary 28, 2003Auto-ID Center director Helen Duce spoke to RFID Journal about the center's efforts in Europe in 2003.
NewsDecember 22, 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, 2002The buzz about RFID will fade quickly in 2003 if standards groups don't deliver, and companies don't move
Editor's ViewsDecember 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, 2002Tags and readers based on the Auto-ID Center specifications read 60 cases of razors on a pallet almost
NewsNovember 22, 2002Open standards create opportunity by dramatically increasing the size of the potential market.
Editor's ViewsNovember 11, 2002The troubled French smart card maker posted a third-quarter net loss of US$38.3 million, as board battle drags
NewsNovember 1, 2002Power Paper plans to design battery-powered labels for specific applications.
NewsOctober 29, 2002