An Important Value Case of RFID for Brazil’s Oil and Gas Industry
There are a multitude of ways in which the world’s ninth largest oil producer can benefit from utilizing radio frequency identification technology.
RFID in Brazil
RFID Journal’s inaugural event in that country revealed great enthusiasm for the technology.
How Can I Start a Career Selling RFID Products?
What do I need to do and know? —Name withheld ——— Many companies that sell radio frequency identification technologies have been struggling since the global financial crisis of 2008. The industry is finally beginning to hire again, but there are not many jobs out...How Will RFID Change and Be Used in the Future?
Do you have any predictions for what’s to come? —Name withheld ——— That’s a tough question to answer. Radio frequency identification is already being used in ways no one ever imagined. For instance, I recently posted a blog about a video showing an RFID...
RFID as a Disruptive Technology
Bill Hardgrave makes the case that companies can get the most value out of RFID by using it to disrupt the competition.
The Secret Life of RFID
Retailers that don’t reveal information about their deployments are slowing adoption and reducing their own ability to benefit from the technology.
Understanding Influenza
An innovative research project is using RFID sensors to better understand how the disease is spread through schools and communities.
Premise-Aware Security
McAfee demonstrates that an RFID chip embedded in an Intel tablet can be used to restrict access to data or computer networks based on the device’s location.
Uniting IoT Networks
Integrating EPC and IPv6 wireless standards will enable the Internet of Things.
Better Late Than Never
The Internet of Things is arriving, just 10 years after it was anticipated.