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Companies Big and Small to Produce RFID Middleware
SAP, Oracle, and IBM are among the established, formidable giants that have recently entered the RFID middleware fray.
Low-cost ways to ‘foil’ low-tech RFID tags
This article was originally published by RFID Update.August 12, 2004—RFID security continues to heat up as an issue confronting the technology. Recent innovations for RFID data protection include tag identification spoofing methods, tag disabling in predefined privacy...
Victoria makes RFID move
This article was originally published by RFID Update.August 12, 2004—The government of Victoria has allocated $100,000 to found "Vic RFID Action," an organization which will develop and promote the state's nascent RFID industry by representing RFID providers at trade...
RFID Cabinet Manages Medicine
An RFID-enabled cabinet developed for hospitals can automatically track when medical equipment and pharmaceuticals are removed, and by whom.
DOD Releases Final RFID Policy
The U.S. Department of Defense’s RFID finalized policy details have been released. Information is available at dodrfid.org.
Target Launches RFID Project
This article was originally published by RFID Update.August 11, 2004—Wal-Mart is considered as much as a year ahead of its competitors in terms of RFID adoption, but its closest followers, including Target, may be just where they want to be. Letting Wal-Mart spend the...
RFID System Fundamentals
UCLA engineering professor Rajit Gadh provides an overview of an RFID system’s core components.
VR Focuses on Slap and Ship
With an eye to Wal-Mart suppliers, Venture Research offers three RFID tagging systems to let companies start small and expand to include more automation.
Target Meets With Suppliers About RFID Plans
This article was originally published by RFID Update.August 10, 2004—Target summoned hundreds of its suppliers Monday to the Minneapolis Hyatt Regency for a forum on the retailer's RFID initiative. Less details are available regarding Target's initiative than...
Defense Department reveals its RFID rollout plans
This article was originally published by RFID Update.August 10, 2004—The U.S. Department of Defense this week released final details of its highly-anticipated RFID mandate. Two distribution centers will open on January 1 of next year, then another 32 will come online...