Singapore and Australia airports are also participating in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s assessment of RFID technology.
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2006: The Year RFID Vanished
This article is the first of a four-part series from Dennis Báthory-Kitsz, who predicts that this year will be the one RFID vanishes.
Fujitsu Offering RFID Services, Readers
Retail point-of-sale systems supplier Fujitsu Transaction Solutions says it will provide RFID integration services to its retail customers, and resell ThingMagic’s Mercury4 interrogator.
IDC: Western European RFID Market Just Starting
Research firm IDC has released a report about RFID adoption in Western Europe that indicates a market in only the earliest stages of adoption. This article recaps the key findings.
Piggly Wiggly Carolina Eyes RFID
With the aid of data synch firm GXS, the 113-store franchise of the Piggly Wiggly grocery chain is getting ready to accept RFID-tagged shipments.
The End of RFID Middleware?
It’s time for RFID middleware providers to try a new approach.
Sensing New RFID Opportunities
Companies are beginning to examine the benefits of semi-active RFID tags that can support onboard sensors, to monitor the conditions of products and assets.
Three RFID Trends for 2006 from ABI
ABI Research of Oyster Bay, New York, this week published what it considers three key trends that will occur this year in RFID. This article tells you what they are.
RFID World Show Acquired by CMP Media
CMP Media yesterday announced the $12.3 million acquisition of Shorecliff Communications, the media and events company that hosts RFID World, one of the two or three leading annual industry shows.
U.S. Terminal Operators Join Savi System
Marine Terminals Corp. and Trans Pacific Container Service are rolling out Savi Networks’ SaviTrak system so their customers can track or secure cargo containers.
Company Execs Foresee RFID’s Potential
Although the technology has yet to deliver benefits to many companies’ internal operations, a majority of executives believe RFID deployments will eventually pay off, the Aberdeen Group reports.
Aberdeen on the Tipping Point for RFID
Aberdeen Group surveyed 250 industry executives and managers about how their companies view RFID as an enabling technology, both in its ability to deliver value today and in the future. This guest article from Aberdeen analyst John Fontanella looks at the responses.