Capgemini, SupplyScape and several major pharmaceutical companies say they have completed designing the architecture of an RFID-enabled drug pedigree system.
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Is RFID Losing Momentum?
No new RFID mandates have been issued and at least one company has pulled out of the market.
Invest in an RFID Options Strategy
To extract greater value from your RFID investment, exercise your options, just as a call or put option is exercised on a stock.
Cisco’s RFID Asset Tracker Raises Questions
A new product from Cisco uses active RFID and wireless LAN technology to help provide device tracking that can be used across a number of industries and environments.
California RFID Bill Making Progress
A California politician has introduced a bill that would make illegal the embedding of RFID tags in state-issued identification documents like driver’s licenses and state employee cards.
RFID News Roundup
Zebra releases new print engine; ThingMagic adds reseller; SATO to distribute SAMSys readers; RedPrairie to offer Wavetrend hardware.
RFID Journal Announces Conference Dates
The world’s RFID authority has announced dates for an executive conference in Europe and RFID Journal LIVE! 2006.
Intermec Announces New Licensing Program
Intermec yesterday announced the RFID Rapid Start Licensing Program aimed at making the license of its patent portfolio temporarily simpler and more affordable.
Finnish Venture to Make RFID Antennas
Two major Finnish industrials and a government venture fund establish a company to produce hundreds of millions of low-cost RFID antennas a year.
Industrial Hoses Couple Up With RFID
A company embeds RFID tags in the hose couplings its makes so that couplings and hoses can be easily tracked and maintained.
GenuOne Withdraws from RFID Application Market
GenuOne, the supply chain software solutions provider based in Boston, Massachusetts, is indefinitely shelving its RFID application software TraceGuard citing the market’s immaturity.
Intermec Announces Licensing Plan
For a limited time, the RFID systems provider is offering a broad license for its RFID patents, including those related to EPCglobal’s Gen 2, at reduced rates.