HighJump Makes the Leap to RFID
Supply chain applications provider HighJump adds RFID-enabling modules aimed at Wal-Mart suppliers and other companies.
The Coming RFID Revolution
This article was originally published by RFID Update.December 2, 2003—There is both good news and bad news about the much-hyped RFID, or radio frequency identification, technology.Read the article at CIO Today
Trend Lines, Part II
Achieving a global standard for RFID will take time, and there will be bumps in the road, but it will happen.
SmartCode Readies RFID Production
The Israeli startup has unveiled a second-generation tag assembly machine that it says can produce 10 billion units per year.
RTLS Drives Efficiencies at BMW
The German automaker deploys a real-time locating system to keep car inventory moving.
Two More RFID Test Centers Open
Software provider RedPrairie and systems integrator Xterprise launch facilities to help suppliers ensure compliance with Wal-Mart’s RFID requirements.
IP Forms RFID Alliance
The giant paper and forest product maker teams up with systems integrator ESYNC.
California Holds New RFID Hearing
State senators worry that consumers have no legal protection against loss of privacy through RFID use.
Trend Lines, Part I
CEOs concerned about the high-cost of deploying RFID technology need to keep an eye on the bottom line, but they also need to prepare their companies for the future.
Auto-ID Lab Puts Expertise to Work
Cambridge’s Auto-ID Lab will offer independent RFID equipment testing and instructional courses in 2004.