Hospitals Get Healthy Dose of RFID
In a five-year deal valued at $3.9 million, an asset-management solutions provider will tag and track 10,000 pieces of medical equipment at three Virginia hospitals.
Hospitals Get Healthy Dose of RFID
This article was originally published by RFID Update.April 27, 2004—In a five-year deal valued at $3.9 million, an asset-management solutions provider will tag and track 10,000 pieces of medical equipment at the three Virginia hospitals.Read the article at RFID...Roll out RFID tags now, manufacturers advised
This article was originally published by RFID Update.April 27, 2004—Manufacturers required to attach RFID tags to goods they supply to retailers must begin implementation now, not only to ensure compliance but also to guard against risks, according to analyst firm...RFID Legislation Gains Sponsors
This article was originally published by RFID Update.April 27, 2004—Massachusetts state Sen. Jarrett Barrios is drafting legislation that would regulate the use of radio-frequency identification technology.Read the article at InformationWeek
The Vision Thing
There seems to be a lot more focus on the short-term, rather than long-term, implications of RFID—and that doesn’t bode well for companies that could take advantage of the technology.
Markem Makes Smart Labeler
The company says it has developed the first high-throughput industrial device that reads, writes, prints and applies smart labels to cartons.