Retail Leader Says Top-line Benefits Will Drive RFID Adoption
On the eve of the National Retail Federation’s Big Show in New York, I caught up with Bernie Brennan, former CEO of Montgomery Ward, to talk about RFID adoption in retail.
Retail Leader Says Top-line Benefits Will Drive RFID Adoption
On the eve of the National Retail Federation’s Big Show in New York, I caught up with Bernie Brennan, former CEO of Montgomery Ward, to talk about RFID adoption in retail.
Brains, Dollars and Technology Equals Security
The U.S. government should fund research into how technology can help improve cargo security.
Greek RFID Pilot Collects Garbage
The city of Aspropyrgos has been evaluating a system that uses passive EPC tags to track refuse bins and manage the collection process.
German Semiconductor Maker Tracks Production With RFID, Ultrasound
Infineon is using a location-based tracking system to obtain a comprehensive overview of wafer production, better manage capacity of its equipment and reduce errors.
Polymer Electronics Consortium Inches Closer to Its Goal
By the end of 2007, European consortium PolyApply expects to finish the working prototype of a semi-printed polymer RFID tag.
RFID: There’s Nothing To Fear Except Fear Itself
Rob Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, defended RFID at the 16th Annual Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference, held May 4, 2006, in Washington, D.C.
Maybe Pharma Will Move Ahead with RFID in ’07
Sources say major pharmaceutical companies are planning to require RFID tagging to get out in front of regulations.
Zebra Acquires Active RFID Provider WhereNet
Specialty printer solution provider Zebra Technologies has entered the active RFID market by acquiring real-time locating systems (RTLS) technology provider WhereNet for $126 million in a deal announced yesterday.
Seven Companies Sign Up for Savi IP License
These firms now have the right to manufacture and sell 433 MHz active RFID tags and interrogators compliant with the ISO 18000-7 standard.