Electronics retailer Best Buy will roll out a comprehensive RFID-based supply chain strategy over the next few years.
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Major Players Unite to Offer RFID Starter Package
Siemens, SAP, and Intel have joined forces to offer an integrated starter solution to companies looking to move forward with RFID.
IBM, Microsoft and Oracle Tailor Middleware to RFID
Arguably the world’s three most important software companies are all making progress with their RFID plans.
Inching Toward the RFID Revolution
Business Week offers a recap of the familiar themes that repeatedly surface in the RFID industry news.
Tibco and RFID
The chief security and technology officer of Silicon Valley-based integration software company Tibco spoke this week regarding RFID and its applications.
A Look at Symbol Technologies
After its splashy $230 million purchase of Matrics in June, Symbol has become one of the most closely watched companies in RFID.
Intermec’s Licensing Program Details
Intermec will require a $750,000 prepayment on the 5% unit sales royalty for RFID chips incorporating its intellectual property.
RFID to Play Large Role in Fight Against Shoplifting
RFID promises enormous improvements in theft prevention that will curtail the $10 billion the retail industry loses every year to shoplifting.
Best Buy to Deploy RFID
The consumer electronics retailer says it will require suppliers to use Electronic Product Codes on pallets and cases beginning in January of 2006.
Brooks Focuses on RFID Apps
Manufacturing systems provider Brooks Automation creates a new division to develop real-time production and supply chain applications for a range of industries.
Australian RFID Vendor Chosen for Stadium of the Future
The Washington Redskins U.S. football team will use Australia-based Quest to implement a comprehensive RFID system at its stadium.
RFID Middleware Battleground Emerges
Forrester Research recently released a report that assesses the burgeoning niche market for RFID middleware.