The provider of active RFID systems is adding industry-specific software and tools for customizing applications, as well as technical support, to its real-time locating system—and offering a money-back guarantee.
You can add RFID and maintain network performance—without redesigning your infrastructure. Here’s how.
Real-time location systems provider RF Code of Mesa, Arizona, today announced an enormous $30 million contract win in the healthcare space that the company says validates its new solutions-oriented business model, also being announced today. RFID Update spoke with president and CEO Joe Dugan about the news.
AOL’s recent problems related to the release of information on searches done through its Web site is a cautionary tale for those thinking about collecting RFID data on consumers.
The cancellation of Alien Technology’s initial public offering has been greeted by the RFID industry with disappointment. While not altogether surprising given the company’s challenging economic fundamentals, industry watchers remained hopeful, excited by the prospect of a publicly-traded RFID company. The question now is: If not Alien, then who?
As major customers of RFID technology, pharma companies risk getting caught in a squeeze play between competing RFID vendors in a battle over RFID-related intellectual property.
What the recent capture of terrorists plotting to blow up American planes departing from London means for electronic passports.
A mandate from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration could jumpstart RFID adoption in the pharmaceutical sector—or it could create a sweeping backlash.
The beverage and dairy product supplier added an automated system to its assembly line, deeming a manual tagging solution insufficient to meet its future needs.
Tagsys embedding IBM middleware in HF readers; Advanced Research announces reseller; Omnikey joins NFC Forum; Brivo reselling XceedID’s access-card readers; wireless sensor software maker receives funding; revenue from RFID software and services will drop, says ABI.