The head of the University of Arkansas’ RFID Research Center brought a level of credibility to the RFID industry.
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ABC Eyewitness News Presents Selective Facts About RFID Credit Cards
In a recent piece, the New York television station left out the most salient fact for consumers, which is that they are not at risk.
RFID Journal’s 2010 Best in Show Award
Impinj’s Monza 4 chips edged out Tego’s high-memory tag and Omni-ID’s Ultra tag.
Rumors of Item-Level RFID’s Death in Pharma Are Exaggerated
An article by Dirk Rogers, co-chair of the GS1 EPCglobal Drug Pedigree Messaging work group, suggests RFID is dead at the item level in the pharmaceutical industry. Here’s why his death notice is premature.
L.A. Broadcaster Misinforms Public About RFID Credit Cards
A television station exaggerates the threat, and then shills for Identity Stronghold.
Selling RFID to Big Companies
Author Jill Konrath has a lot to teach all of us—even if what she’s saying isn’t groundbreaking.
RFID Could Help to Reduce the Federal Deficit
The U.S. Department of Defense is ahead of most private companies in using RFID technology, but the civilian government is lagging behind.
RFID Academics Appoint New President, Seek Papers
The Global RF Lab Alliance has appointed Dieter Uckelmann, manager of the University of Bremen’s LogDynamics Lab, as its new president, and has also issued a call for papers for an academic publication.
Please Help Save Haiti’s Artifacts With RFID
A conservator would like an RFID company to volunteer to help tag damaged artworks so they can be identified when the resources are available to repair them.
Putting the Cart Before the RFID Horse
Vendors believe they can sell RFID as part of business process transformation, but end users say they want incremental change.
Legislators Need to Do a Little Homework
Two bills pending in U.S. state legislatures seek to curb RFID, but their chief sponsors don’t know the first thing about the technology.
Ex-NYC Police Commissioner Takes Credit for RFID’s Success
William Bratton says CompStat led to the dramatic decline in auto theft in the 1990s, but it was actually radio frequency identification that accomplished this.