Report Sees Sharp Rise in Pharma RFID
U.K. consultancy IDTechEx expects as many as 10 drug companies will commit to RFID trials in the coming year.
U.K. consultancy IDTechEx expects as many as 10 drug companies will commit to RFID trials in the coming year.
Twelve vital points to ponder prior to implementing a UHF RFID system.
More companies are seeing a clear return on investment, indicating the RFID industry has definitely emerged from the “trough of disillusionment.”
Savi Technology has agreed to be acquired by defense contractor Lockheed Martin. Savi is a Silicon Valley-based provider of active RFID solutions to the defense and transportation verticals. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The technology provider says its acquisition will help it better serve government and DOD customers.
Attendees at this week’s RFID Journal LIVE! were updated with the latest findings from an ongoing study by the University of Arkansas of RFID’s effects in the retail supply chain. The findings indicate that RFID technology is resulting in a whopping 30% reduction in out-of-stocks for products selling between 0.1 and 15 units daily.
At RFID Journal LIVE! this week, attendees received an update on Wal-Mart’s RFID deployment and tried to match their needs with the state of the technology.
Intermec’s new rugged passive tag for assets; Savi announces new sensor tags; Sybase scales up device support in upgraded middleware; NCR offering bundle, reselling ThingMagic; Psion Teklogix announces handheld for deep freeze; ODIN releases Gen 2 interrogator report; Arby’s to accept RFID payment at 1,000 locations.
Early estimates of RFID’s ability to lower out-of-stocks were too low, according to the University of Arkansas.
Gary Page, US business development manager of Domino Printing Sciences’ Integrated Solutions Group, argues in this article that organizations adopting RFID technology are realising the advantages presented by a more efficient product/asset traceability system.