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Silent But Steady Progress
EPCglobal US brings together disparate groups to hammer out RFID standards.
The Commodity Myth
The adoption of technology standards leads to innovation, not commoditization.
What RFID Skills Are Worth
Employees with more than four years’ experience, or who live in the United States, make significantly more than other workers with RFID skills.
Getting Privacy Right
EPCglobal US has a role to play in educating people about EPC technology.
Alien Lands $66 Million in Funding
RFID products and services provider Alien Technology says it will use the money to expand into new markets.
DOD Awards 17 BPAs for RFID Services
The Department of Defense has granted Blanket Purchase Agreements allowing its branches to contract RFID technical engineering services from a number of firms.
Singapore RFID Test Center Opens
This week saw the opening of a new RFID test center in Singapore. The S$2.7-million center was developed by Singapore-based transportation and logistics company Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) in partnership with Sun Microsystems.
RFID News Roundup
GSA to deploy 3M’s RFID file tracker; PEAK announces three packaged solutions; ThingMagic ups security with Shannon.
Is Laboratory Testing Relevant?
It’s getting a bad rap lately, but testing RFID products in a controlled environment is the best way to learn how things work and gain important insights.
Passport to Success
Companies can learn from problems encountered by the U.S. State Department when it announced plans to introduce RFID-enabled passports.
RFID Spells On-Demand
In this article, Dr. Robert Mayberry, Vice President, IBM Sensors and Actuator Solutions, discusses IBM’s approach to RFID’s capacity to automate the manufacturing process.