NGV Global recommends RFID for monitoring compressed natural gas refueling; TagMaster announces expanded port installation in South Africa; Rome’s Capitoline Museums install NFC RFID tags in exhibit halls; Ekahau, Juniper Networks partner on wireless integration for RTLS; Tagsys joins VICS Item-Level RFID Initiative.
Montreal’s Apollo Agency is using EPC Gen 2 tags to provide guests with personalized greetings to the marketing and networking events that it holds.
Consumers are abandoning retailers that fail to stock the items they want to buy, and are less loyal to specific brands.
The Colombian retailer has tagged more than 45,000 items at its new electronics store in Bogota.
The system allows consumers at a store or restaurant to use NFC-enabled phones to request assistance from staff members, and to receive an alert when a product or service is ready.
Consumers are abandoning retailers that fail to stock the items they want to buy, and are less loyal to specific brands.
Fonds de solidarité FTQ is using EPC tags and readers to automate the counting and weighting of votes, to speed up the election process and eliminate the risk of errors.
The agency is using HF passive tags and readers at 22 offices and on numerous vessels, to track the location and maintenance records for thousands of weapons and pieces of equipment.
Just as Xerox could have owned the personal-computing sector, several major IT companies are missing the opportunity to make billions of dollars from radio frequency identification.