Alien, Unisys Form Reseller Agreement
The two companies are working together to bring Alien goods and Unisys’ consulting and integration services to a global customer base.
OATSystems Gets $12.5m, New CEO
Leading middleware provider OATSystems today announced the closing of $12.5 million in funding and the appointment of a new CEO.
Summary of Baird RFID Monthly for April
Baird has released its April report. The fourteen-page document is a worthwhile read for anyone requiring an overview of the industry’s last 30 days. For those without time to do so, we have reprinted here the report’s summary.
CPG Manufacturers Need RFID Framework
After surveying U.S. makers of consumer packaged goods, the Grocery Manufacturers Association published a white paper promoting a three-tier template to guide RFID adoption.
IPico Holdings Acquired by Canadian Co.
Now named iPico Inc., the RFID systems developer and manufacturer is set to raise its profile in the North American market.
Adding RFID to Ford’s Supply Chain
An active-tag RFID deployment from TNT Logistics helps Ford automate workflow, provide real-time visibility, reduce inventory and prevent business interruption.
Learn What RFID Doesn’t Do
At RFID Journal LIVE!, end users who have done the hard work of launching pilots will reveal what RFID can—and can’t—do for your business.
2006: Another Building Year for EPC RFID
Despite recent optimism, ARC Advisory Group’s Chantal Polsonetti argues in this guest column that the 2006 forecast around EPC RFID is conservative due to the measured pace of retailer rollouts, the need to transition to Gen2 technology, and continued search for ROI among even the leading adopters.
Tire-Tag Maker Offers Blowout Price
Advanced ID says it will drop per-tag prices to 40 cents for orders of at least 10 million.
Utah Buses to Get RFID-Enabled Fareboxes
In time for next winter’s ski season, the Utah Transit Authority plans to implement what it claims is the United States’ first contactless payment system installed on buses.