Vue Technology today announced a solution for item-level tagging in retail pharmacies that uses UHF RFID. Based on the existing TrueVUE RFID platform, the solution represents what the company claims is the first UHF item-level tagging solution for pharmacies.
Companies attending RFID Journal LIVE! Canada heard numerous success stories and took note.
Steve Dean, director of business development at RFID systems integrator Franwell, says it can—and explains why.
RFID gives companies, for the first time, the ability to measure their supply-chain performance—and most are not even close to Six Sigma.
RFID gives companies, for the first time, the ability to measure their supply-chain performance—and most are not even close to Six Sigma.
Canadian supermarket giant Loblaw has recently completed an RFID pilot project and plans to work closely with its suppliers to develop an RFID strategy.
At RFID Journal’s first Canadian conference, Wal-Mart Canada and other end users provided progress reports; EPCglobal Canada and EPCglobal US talked about their planned merger; and McMaster University announced the debut of its new RFID applications lab.
The lift truck maker says the new system enforces more discipline among factory workers when it comes to checking out and restocking tools.
ViVOtech announces new RFID payment applications; NXP chip supports Advanced Encryption Standard; Ekahau upgrades location engine; TI makes fobs and wristbands for PayPass; SAP certifies SupplyScape’s e-pedigree app; Atmel, Melexis partner on payments, ID apps; Mercury4 gets green light in So. Korea; collaborative RFID approach can hasten ROI, says Aberdeen.
Research firm Aberdeen Group this week released the latest installment in a series of reports on RFID adoption. Entitled , the report is available free. In this guest contribution, report author Russ Klein summarizes the key findings and recommendations for action.