Finding the Right RFID Integrator
No one RFID systems integrator can meet all your needs. A new report assesses 15 integrators to help companies hire the best deployment team.
New Tags Use Diodes, Not Chips
By making tags with a quartz crystal diode instead of a silicon chip, a New Zealand startup plans to launch RFID technology that costs less and offers a longer read range.
Catalyst/Babush Joint Testing Facility Opens Next Week
Next week will see the grand opening of a Wisconsin-based RFID testing facility operated by Catalyst International and Babush Materials Handling Systems.
RFID Can Pay For Itself Along the Way
Director of e-business strategy at American Power Conversion (APC) shares his RFID insights after over a year of working to deploy the technology.
Ending Retail Scams With RFID
RSI ID Technologies is working with a Los Angeles startup to market a tool that uses RFID to thwart fraudulent product returns that cost retailers billions.
ACLU Speaks Out Against RFID Passports
The American Civil Liberties Union has come out strongly against the U.S. government’s initiative to embed RFID tags in passports.
RFID Certification to Help Labor Shortage
The Association for Automatic Identification and Mobility and the Computing Technology Industry Association have announced a certification program initaitive for the RFID industry.
Why Wal-Mart Had To Deploy RFID
If the retailer didn’t move to use RFID in its supply chain, it risked allowing upstarts to use the new technology to erode Wal-Mart’s competitive advantage.
RFID and the Worker
Will RFID take people out of the loop—and leave them on the street?
Defense Sector May Miss Deadline
A survey shows that the U.S. aerospace and defense suppliers need to catch up to meet U.S. government RFID mandates or miss the compliance date.