Possible Acquisition Targets
Here are a few companies that could prove attractive.
An RFID Hack Job
Could hackers change prices on EPC tags in stores and even gain access to sensitive supply chain data?
Go Beyond EDI
A distributed EPC Network architecture based on open standards is needed to enable companies to take advantage of EPC data.
A Midsize Approach to RFID
You don’t have to be as big as Wal-Mart to benefit from RFID, as long as you think strategically and act tactically.
RFID in Uncertain Times
Savvy companies will manage the risk around RFID adoption, not avoid it.
RFID Takes Wing in Aviation
Airbus and Boeing are turning to RFID to give their supply chains and manufacturing operations a lift. Tagging of parts could reduce counterfeiting and provide other supplier benefits.
Standard Deviation
Most industries are debating whether to adopt RFID technology based on standards created by EPCglobal, the nonprofit group commercializing Electronic Product Code (EPC) technology, or by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Airbus and Boeing are...
RFID’s Labor Pains
RFID is a labor-saving technology. It gives machines the ability to identify objects and interact with the world in a way never before feasible on a large scale. And while this capability allows companies to automate many processes and improve efficiencies, it could...RFID News Roundup
Symbol launches handheld, portal readers; Intermec announces new RFID reader; ADT readies Agile 2 RFID readers; Omron debuts EPC reader; Lab ID unveils tiny reader and tag.
RFID Middleware to be Released by UCLA
UCLA will release next week at its RFID conference middleware produced by 25 researchers and students.