Omron package offers compliance, Gen 2 gear; iAnywhere, AWID teaming on interrogators; compliance is king, says VDC; Savi reports two Asian ports offer container tracking; RFID to surpass EAS in smart label market; fractal antenna patent granted.
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Thailand Falling Behind Due to Lack of RFID Frequency
Domestic Thai interests are urging the federal government to officially allocate frequency band to RFID, concerned that the country is falling behind in RFID development.
RFID First-Movers: To Share or Not to Share?
At last week’s RFID ROI Conference in London, RFID early adopters were strongly encouraged to publicly share what they have learned from their experiences.
Interest Grows for Tagging Cargo
Major importers and exporters of goods say they expect significant gains from using RFID to track oceangoing containers.
Wine Bottles Get Corked With RFID
Italian vintner Arnaldo Caprai is capping its bottles with SmartCorq, an artificial cork containing an RFID inlay.
Raising the Privacy Issue
Given concerns about RFID, companies need a high-level privacy strategy.
I Want You to Tag Your Shipments
The U.S. Department of Defense wants to use RFID to transform its supply chain. But large and small suppliers alike are struggling to understand and meet tagging requirements.
RFID Marching Orders
An overview of the U.S. Department of Defense’s RFID tagging requirements.
Predictions for 2005
RFID Journal speculates on how the year will shape up for RFID vendors and adopters.
The Benefit Stacks
Here are five benefit stacks with areas of inefficiencies that can be attacked, as well as additional benefits that can be achieved.
The ROI Business
If you want to know how to build a business case for RFID, take a lesson from former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
Top Stories in 2004
A look at the events that affected the RFID industry during the year.