‘Slap and ship’ OK for RFID says analyst
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 26, 2004—A senior analyst at Forrester Research this week advised moving ahead with the so-called “slap and ship” RFID approach, arguing that a comprehensive restructuring of the supply chain around...Checkpoint, Philips Form RFID Alliance
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 26, 2004—The alliance formalizes the relationship the two companies have forged in recent years: RFID hardware and software manufacturer Checkpoint has already deployed a number of systems using Philips...
OATSystems Releases Version 3.0
The RFID middleware maker adds new features to its EPC-IS Edge Server 3.0 product for managing readers on an RFID network.
CompTIA launches RFID initiative
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 25, 2004—The 19,000-member IT trade association has launched a program aimed at fostering the development and implementation of RFID throughout its member base.Read the article at Press release
Making RFID Work
End users need enterprise application vendors to step up and provide ways to take advantage of RFID data without adding complexity and cost to their IT infrastructure.
A Little Bit of Wisdom
Here are some of the key comments made about RFID at last week’s Retail Systems conference and exhibition.
EPC Networking on Display
In Europe and the United States, VeriSign and several data-synchronization providers will show how the EPC Network can be used to gather product data from various sources.
Wal-Mart Suppliers Discuss RFID
During a panel discussion at the recent Retail Systems event in Chicago, four of Wal-Mart’s top 100 suppliers discussed the challenges they face in achieving RFID compliance.