Tesco, a British retailer at the forefront of RFID adoption, has put in an order for 20,000 RFID readers and tags from security solutions provider ADT.
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New NASA Initiative Uses RFID to Manage Hazardous Chemicals
NASA has successfully completed testing of a system that combines RFID with sensor technology to better manage the storage of dangerous chemicals at Edwards Air Force Base.
Tesco Picks ADT for RFID readers
The U.K.’s largest retailer signs a deal with ADT Security Services for 4,000 RFID readers and 16,000 RFID antennas for delivery this year.
Answering the Skills Questions
Is there an RFID skills shortage? Will there be one? Are universities and training companies meeting the needs of the marketplace? Help us find the answers to these and other important questions.
Verisign Won’t Generate Revenue from RFID Until 2007
In this interview, the CEO of Verisign defends the potential of the so-called “Internet of Things” even while acknowledging his copmany won’t generate revenue from it until 2007.
RFID News Roundup
Preco partners with Conductive Inkjet Technology; Dover Technologies acquires Datamax; RFID-enabled kiosk ready to sell.
Zebra Seen as Strong RFID Stock Choice
An analysis that makes a strong case for Zebra Technologies as the investment vehicle of choice for riding the RFID wave.
Electronics Manufacturers Aggressive with RFID
Consumer electronics companies are strong believers in the promise of RFID to wring savings out of the supply chain, and Accenture has the client roster to prove it.
ThingMagic Leverages Linux for Flexible, Upgradeable Reader
With an embedded version of the Linux operating system at the core, RFID readers from ThingMagic can be produced and sold quite competitively.
Study Sees Exceptional Wal-Mart Mandate Compliance
A new report from consulting firm Incucomm of Dallas, Texas, represents the most recent hard data on the progress of the Wal-Mart RFID mandate.
RFID Budgets Play Catch Up
After failing to meet previously predicted levels, spending on RFID is expected to grow three to five times in 2005.
Bar Coding for Item Tracking
A New York-based firm says it has developed a serialized bar coding system to track products through the supply chain, as an alternative to RFID.