Most goods in Colombia are sold through small shops, making it a challenge for suppliers to gain downstream benefits from RFID tagging.
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RFID in Bogotá
A test facility developed by GS1 Colombia has put Bogotá on the RFID map.
Rumors of RFID’s Death at GSK Are Premature
Despite a news report quoting anonymous sources saying the pharmaceutical company is ditching RFID, the project continues.
Chipping Your Kid
PC Magazine editor-in-chief Lance Ulanoff thinks it’s a good idea to implant RFID tags in children.
RFID for Midsize Manufacturers
RFID could play a role in helping companies compete with low-cost, offshore producers.
Addressing Supply-Chain Complexity
An analysis of how Apple iPods are manufactured shows just how complex supply chains have become.
Sorry, But RFID Is Gaining Traction
The real barometer of adoption is not whether Wal-Mart is in five distribution centers instead of a dozen.
RFID Labs Around the World Collaborate
Universities are sharing researchers to foster greater cooperation and move RFID research forward.
Calling All Experts on RFID Sensors
The editors of a new book are looking for experts to contribute chapters on RFID sensors.
Bloggers Continue to Show Their Ignorance
The latest comes from T. D. Clark, who thinks he knows more about RFID than Dick Cantwell, VP at Procter & Gamble.
Dispelling the Myth of RFID Myths
A security publication has created five myths about RFID, just so it could knock them down.
No Defense for Erroneous DOD Article
An article in the May issue of National Defense Magazine claims—wrongly—that the U.S. Department of Defense is no longer requiring RFID tagging.