It might be a few years before RFID is considered a mainstream supply chain technology, but it has clearly entered the mainstream of public consciousness. The Motley Fool, a popular investment Web site, has begun writing about RFID stocks. On Nov. 15, The New York...
CEOs will tell you their company is super-efficient, but macro-economic studies suggest otherwise.
The state of Kansas has received funds from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to implement a cattle-tracking system combining RFID, GPS, and cellular technology.
Researchers at Philips Semiconductors have developed the world’s thinnest RFID tag.
Will there be enough skilled technicians, RF engineers to deploy UHF RFID systems throughout the global supply chain?
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RFID is quickly gaining a foothold in the consumer world.
Progress toward the adoption of RFID technology will continue, but early adopters will grapple with RFID data issues and more uncertainty.
Intermec Technologies has published a statement entitled seeking to clear any confusion about the company’s intellectual property with respect to the GEN 2 standard.
Two Scandinavian companies have switched off the radio and are using sound and light to locate and identify objects and vehicles.
History shows that lots of things people say are impossible can be achieved.
METRO Group will expand its current RFID program from tagging pallets to tagging cartons and cases, adding one more level of granularity to its aggressive supply chain visibility efforts.