RF Code Announces Platform for Tracking IT Assets
The RF Code IT system uses 433 MHz active RFID to monitor the locations of rack-mounted servers, as well as laptops, desktop PCs and other devices.
GS1 Canada Launches Knowledge Center
Free on-demand online modules and classroom workshops will help Canadian enterprises use RFID technology to enhance their competitiveness.
ABI Warns RFID Integrators to Adapt to Tech Maturation
ABI Research observes that RFID technology has matured enough that the role of system integrators in the technology ecosystem is shifting, according to a recent release issued by the Oyster Bay, New York-based research firm. RFID Update spoke with ABI analyst Pete Poorman about the observation and how SIs will have to adapt.
Bavarian State Mint Gives RFID Its Stamp of Approval
The mint employs passive HF tags to track the making of euro coins, from the time unstamped blanks arrive at its production facility until finished coins are shipped to banks.
Providing a Road Map for Sam’s Suppliers
The companies required to tag pallets and cases for Sam’s Club can benefit from all the learnings of the past five years, but it’s up to the RFID industry to provide guidance.
RFID’s Greener Side
Tracking tagged goods—and recycling their packaging—will reduce our energy needs.
Greek 3PL Sees Major Benefits at All-RFID Warehouse
Greek 3PL Diakinisis has elected to tag all pallets at a major distribution center to facilitate shipment handling. RFID-enabled putaway, picking, and shipment verification operations have reportedly reduced shipping errors and related costs by 80 percent, reduced overtime expenses 20 percent, and provided other benefits.
Alien, One Year On
A year after the company suffered a failed initial public offering, sales are back up, the burn rate is down and the company appears to be back on track.
Alien, One Year On
A year after the company suffered a failed initial public offering, sales are back up, the burn rate is down and the company appears to be back on track.
Cargo-Tracking System Combines RFID, Sensors, GSM and Satellite
The developer, Siemens IT Solutions and Services, says a proof-of-technology test demonstrates the system can be used to monitor shipping containers remotely while at sea.