RFID Journal Announces New RFID Startup Challenge to Be Held at LIVE! 2015
Early-stage RFID companies will be invited to present their new product or service during a competition, with the winner to receive $100,000 worth of promotional services.
Use White Papers to Draw People to Your Booth
Those likely to deploy an RFID solution soon are hungry for information, so offering advice can be a way to get leads.
GameStop Has Long-Term Plans for Short-Range Beacons
The retailer has been piloting Bluetooth beacons at 36 stores in Texas, and plans to launch another pilot in a different U.S. region, to determine how much its customers value the services the technology provides, as well as whether it leads to greater sales.
Active RFID Helps Deliver Food Fresh at Restaurants
Fast casual restaurants, such as Grub Burger Bar, are using technology from HME Wireless to enable food runners to locate diners as they deliver meals, as well as to collect historic data to help them improve their efficiency.
At Goldcorp’s Éléonore Mine, the IoT Is Worth Gold
The manager of a new Canadian gold mine says a network of RFID tags and sensors, linked via Wi-Fi, is helping the operation to run safely and efficiently.
Create Buzz at an RFID Event
A really cool demo can get attendees talking about you, which means more people will stop by your booth.
Get the Right Leads at an RFID Event
Preshow marketing is critical. Here’s how to do it.
Big RFID Deployments and Better RFID Products
Entries for the 2015 RFID Journal Awards were outstanding, indicating that the RFID industry is maturing rapidly.
Teamwork Overcomes Challenges
Operations and IT departments must work together to develop a detailed blueprint for deploying RFID.
Canadian Hockey Group Scouts Out RFID’s Ability to Measure Athletic Skills
The Northern Ontario Hockey Association is exploring the use of passive tags to collect data regarding the performance of teenage players during team tryouts and practice sessions.