Dayton recycles with RFID; Mammoth Mountain plans mammoth RFID installation; NephSystem Technologies unveils active RFID ultra-long-range tag; SCM Microsystems intros UHF desktop reader; NFC Forum publishes new application-level specification.
A major reduction in employee theft, fewer processes errors and lower employee turnover add to the company’s return on investment in RFID.
At Capital Bank Plaza, in Raleigh, N.C., Schindler’s PORT solution employs passive 13.56 MHz tags and readers to reduce elevator traffic flow and office workers’ wait times.
Companies are deploying radio frequency identification to solve business problems, but they also need to think about what their RFID system will be in five years.
The handheld device contains a 433 MHz RFID tag to track a passenger’s location, and an electronic-paper screen that provides flight info and updates.
The way to increase profits is to become more efficient.
Apparel retailers are using the technology to improve inventory management, which increases sales and reduces working capital.