by Admin | Aug 9, 2006 | News
This is part one of a three-part series that examines middleware and other RFID integration options and the issues surrounding them. This first installment segments different types of specific software and hardware offerings that are commonly grouped together as “RFID middleware.”
by Admin | Aug 9, 2006 | News
This essential article defines three broadly-understood categories of RFID middleware and the vendors that participate in each category.
by Doug | Aug 8, 2006 | News
RFID vendor Gemalto claims it’s wrong to call the RFID transponders in e-passports RFID transponders. If it ain’t RFID…what is it?
by s9800078 | Aug 8, 2006 | News
RFID vendor Gemalto claims it’s wrong to call the RFID transponders in e-passports RFID transponders. If it ain’t RFID…what is it?
by Admin | Aug 8, 2006 | News
Associate FDA commissioner Randall Lutter says the pharmaceutical industry needs to move quickly toward adopting RFID for verifying a drug’s chain of custody.
by Admin | Aug 8, 2006 | News
The company created its package of software and services to help firms across the pharma supply chain collect and share tag data.
by Admin | Aug 8, 2006 | News
IBM today announced what it calls an end-to-end solution RFID track-and-trace solution for the pharmaceutical industry to help combat the growing problem of counterfeit drugs. The blended offering includes hardware, a middleware stack, use cases, and services.
by s9800078 | Aug 7, 2006 | News
A security company has demonstrated how passports with embedded RFID transponders could be used to blow up Americans. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
by Doug | Aug 7, 2006 | News
A security company has demonstrated how passports with embedded RFID transponders could be used to blow up Americans. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
by Admin | Aug 7, 2006 | Editor's Views
While people have a right to their religious beliefs, invoking God to oppose RFID could hinder attempts to address privacy concerns in a rational way.