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RFID Journal 2025 Reflections: Energous’ Giampaolo Marino

What Holiday Retail Reveals About Ambient IoT as the Next Layer of In-Store Visibility Holiday retail has always moved at high velocity. What’s different now is how much leaner the...

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2025 RFID Reflections

RFIDJournal.com Reflections 2025: RFID Professional Institute’s Mark Roberti

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Car Connectivity ConsortiumCCC Smart car app concept featuring Car App-Connect — a mobile interface for intelligent vehicle management. Ideal for themes related to automotive technology, mobile diagnostics, and connected driving.

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AI in Business Adobe The Missing Link in AI: Why Intent, Not Innovation, Will Determine Business Impact

The Missing Link in AI: Why Intent, Not Innovation, Will Determine Business Impact

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Sixt Finds RFID Is Key to Improving Customer Service

The global car rental company has deployed the technology at about 200 branches to identify the locations of car keys, thereby reducing customers' waiting times and automating the collection of…

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Second to None

These RFID applications can give retailers the upper hand.

Expert Views November 10

How RFID Could Save Retailers $42 Billion Annually

A new study shows retailers lost $128 billion globally to theft, fraud and administrative error, but radio frequency identification technology could reduce that amount by as much as 40 percent.

Editor's Views November 10