Msway Buys 100m EPC Tags
The Korean semiconductor distributor has signed a five-year deal to buy 100 million EPC RFID tags from SmartCode.
The Korean semiconductor distributor has signed a five-year deal to buy 100 million EPC RFID tags from SmartCode.
The networking company has embedded RFID filtering capabilities into its hardware and announced new partners.
Big Blue is launching a range of RFID services, many in conjunction with OATSystems or MARC Global and TrueDemand Software.
Amid the flurry of announcements coming out of the EPCglobal conference, some of the biggest names in technology are asserting their commitment to the RFID market with new products and services. Today we look at the announcements of two such heavy-hitters, IBM and Cisco.
A new Finnish company plans to help the printing, packaging and labeling industries develop the ability to manufacture RFID tags for their own customers.
The two early adopters will use their RFID and EPC Gen 2 knowledge to help drive Gen 2 adoption for consumer goods, pharmaceutical and technology companies.
Technology giants Hewlett Packard and Philips Semiconductors today threw their combined weight behind spurring accelerated adoption of Gen2 technology.
In this guest article from AMR Research, analyst Dennis Gaughan argues that those RFID vendors who adopt flexible sales, technology, and partner strategies will be the ones that survive and thrive during the next stage of the market’s development.
If a simple switch were added to contactless payment cards, the potential to steal credit card information could be greatly curtailed.
At St. Clair, where a bar code/RFID system tracks medication given to patients, hospital administrators expect to extend the system to track blood transfusions and lab specimens.