Part 8: Turbo-Charged Marketing
RFID technology will give retailers a rich new vein of data to mine and create opportunities to do one-to-one marketing in the store. But building the IT systems needed to make it happen won’t be easy.
RFID technology will give retailers a rich new vein of data to mine and create opportunities to do one-to-one marketing in the store. But building the IT systems needed to make it happen won’t be easy.
RFID will create an extraordinary new opportunity to market to consumers while they shop.
A new report by Nucleus Research says the biggest return on investment from an RFID deployment goes to the biggest companies.
Lab ID of Bologna, Italy, has developed an RFID system designed for tracking garments.
Jun Murai, head of the Auto-ID Center’s new lab in Japan, says his country will play an important role in the development of ubiquitous RFID systems.
Alien Technology, a startup making low-cost RFID tags, is considering building a second production facility in North Dakota.
Employees now use a contactless smart card with fingerprint recognition technology to gain access to the company’s New York headquarters.
RFID Journal is now and has always been a strong supporter of open RFID standards.
The company has secured new funding and has introduced a new product, an RFID container seal.
RF Technologies’ latest real-time locating system lets companies track assets with any type of tag.