At an Alien Technology conference, leaders from Gillette and the U.S. Department of Defense shared updates on their RFID efforts.
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Munich Libraries Add New Readers
As usage grows, public libraries throughout the German city will use RFID technology to track, manage and protect their collections.
RFID Needs a New Justification Model
Manufacturing Insights’ Bob Parker explains a new approach to the measurement of ROI with respect to RFID deployments.
Alien Debuts Gen 2 Interrogator
The RFID technology company demonstrated its Generation 2 reader at a special event, indicating another version will come loaded with IBM middleware.
RFID Will Help Keep Perishables Fresh
Researchers at Wageningen University and Research Center in the Netherlands are using RFID data to determine how to keep perishables in stock and fresh.
Software Startup Mines RFID’s Value
A Silicon Valley software company says its products will help early adopters of RFID to get value from RFID data with forecasts based on supply chain demand.
RFID Application Space Sees VC-Funded Entrant
The RFID application space saw the entrance of a new player this week in the form of TrueDemand Software of Los Gatos, California.
What the Symbol Defection Means for RFID
Wall Street was abuzz yesterday with news that Symbol Technologies CEO William Nuti was quitting his job there to take the role of president and CEO at NCR. What, if anything, does this mean for the RFID industry?
RFID No Cure for Slumping Toy Sales
Naoru-kun’s sales have proven as unhealthy as the doll itself.
RFID Opponent to Publish Book
Katherine Albrecht, a vocal opponent of RFID technologies, will publish Spychips: How Major Corporations and Government Plan to Track Your Every Move with RFID this fall.
3-D RFID Tags for Security
DuPont Authentication Systems has developed 3-D imaging technology that can be used on RFID labels to authenticate products.
RFID’s Case of Schizophrenia
Those looking at using RFID can’t see a return on investment, but those using it say the technology pays for itself. What’s up?