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Part 1: State of The Art

by Admin | Sep 9, 2002 | Special Reports

How close is the Auto-ID Center is to creating a network for tracking goods worldwide? And what will the equipment will cost?

Our special report examines the prospects for the Auto-ID Center's proposed system for tracking products using a low-cost RFID and open-standards and lays out a roadmap for companies looking to adopt the technology.

Accenture Demos RFID Tools

by Admin | Sep 9, 2002 | News

Accenture recently showed off a prototype system for tracking unique items in a retail environment.

New Magnetic Tag for Drugs

by Admin | Sep 6, 2002 | News

Flying Null has unveiled a new magnetic tag that could help reduce counterfeiting of pharmaceutical products.

Auto-ID Center Makes Its Case

by Admin | Sep 5, 2002 | News

White Papers say a retailer with 800 stores could save $150 million per year from tracking individual items.

RFID Offers Benefits Today

by Admin | Sep 4, 2002 | News

A new report from Forrester, a technology research firm, says RFID already offers significant supply chain savings.

E-Seals Smooth Border Crossings

by Admin | Sep 3, 2002 | News

A U.S. Department of Transportation program shows that electronic seals could help secure containers and reduce border congestion.

Libraries Adopt RFID By The Book

by Admin | Sep 2, 2002 | Features

Four years ago, Rockefeller University Library became the first library to use RFID to track books. Dozens of others have followed suit. Do these systems pay off?