Pharma Group Focuses on RFID
Accenture is working with drugmakers, pharmaceutical wholesalers and pharmacies to determine how RFID can best be used in the supply chain.
RFID Kick-start
This article was originally published by RFID Update.March 22, 2004—Worrying about RFID? Now’s a good time for it. Really. And not just because the topic of radio frequency identification tags is hovering like a dark cloud over your IT shop. Last week at the big...Privacy Fears Haunt RFID Rollouts
This article was originally published by RFID Update.March 22, 2004—”Many so-called benefits can be achieved just by using bar codes or similar technology. You don’t need a technology that can be read at a distance and without the customer knowing,”...RFID goes to war
This article was originally published by RFID Update.March 22, 2004—Come 2005, radio frequency identification will no longer be an option for the U.S. military. It will be the law.Read the article at CNET News.comPharma Group Focuses on RFID
This article was originally published by RFID Update.March 22, 2004—Accenture is working with drugmakers, pharmaceutical wholesalers and pharmacies to determine how RFID can best be used in the supply chain.Read the article at RFID JournalRFID: More Fun Than You Might Think
This article was originally published by RFID Update.March 21, 2004—The big obstacle is the huge investment it would need to gain critical mass. Mobile phone buyers are not going to pay extra just for an RFID reader and the networks are unlikely to subsidize them...RFID Deadlines Approach
This article was originally published by RFID Update.March 20, 2004—Middleware could soften the blow of huge growth in data.Read the article at Intelligent Enterprise Magazine
IBM to Guide DOD RFID Rollout
The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded IBM Business Consulting Services a three-year contract to provide advice on deploying RFID technology.