RFID solutions provider ODIN technologies has been awarded a contract by the US Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to outfit the US Department of Defense’s worldwide network of distribution centers with passive RFID. The contract, which could amount to as much as $7 million, calls for 26 facilities to be RFID enabled by the end of 2007.
Assa Abloy and On Track Innovations have each bought companies promising to enhance their ability to serve the global market for smart cards.
One month after holding up all sales of its products, the RFID interrogator manufacturer has resumed shipments of many of its products.
A U.K. developer of new-media projects has created an RFID-enabled version of “snakes and ladders” to help facilitate interaction between people.
Fifteen retail locations in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain have begun using a system that tags and tracks jewelry items.
ARC Advisory Group’s Chantal Polsonetti argues in this guest column that manufacturers should not necessarily emulate the RFID deployment practices of retailers but instead forge their own techniques that may include flexible RFID readers rather than fixed and moving beyond the use of printer/encoders.
The pharma giant, one of SupplyScape’s key customers, joins other companies in supporting the developer of RFID-enabled pharmaceutical network applications.
RFID Journal has published the “2006 Buyer’s Guide to RFID Resources,” the world’s first comprehensive guide to RFID hardware, software and service providers.
Drawing on the successful deployments of retailers, VeriSign, Vue Technology and Paxar share what they’ve learned about how to launch a effective item-level RFID program.
RFID Update today released the , a first-of-its-kind research report that analyzes how the RFID audience responds to certain marketing tactics and messages. The report also includes top-10 rankings of those vendors voted to be best at awareness building and thought leadership, as well as those most desired to be associated with in RFID.