Texas Jewelry Retailer Scores With RFID
Dallas Gold & Silver Exchange (DGSE) is using EPC Gen 2 tags to improve the management of its inventory of jewelry, diamonds, watches, rare coins and other products.
What Is RFID Journal’s Opinion of Enable IPC?
Is the company’s S/Cap tag a good RFID product? —Name withheld ——— Enable IPC is a technology-development startup located in Madison, Wisc. The firm has developed a new solar-powered radio frequency identification tag, known as the S/Cap tag, which it claims can...
Private RFID Executive Briefings
RFID Journal is launching a new service for companies that want to quickly bring senior management up to speed regarding radio frequency identification.
Designer Tags for RTIs
RFID providers have developed tags that make it easier and more cost-effective to track and manage returnable transport items.
Fashion Tracked by French Logistics Company
SeD Logistiques employs a UHF solution from Tagsys known at FiTS to automate the receiving, packing and shipping of fashion apparel at its Paris warehouse.
Germany’s RFID-based Automotive Network Gets Rolling
More than a dozen automakers, suppliers, logistics companies, research institutes and IT firms are working on both a standardized use of RFID technology, and data exchange within the network.
How RFID Can Safeguard Children
Radio frequency identification technology is offering a variety of new ways to protect our most important assets—our kids.
RFID News Roundup
QID’s reusable RFID-enabled hard tag features UPM RFID Combo inlay; Clavis Technologies participates in Korean asset-tracking project, secures investment; South Africa’s Oppikoppi Music Festival to provide NFC cards to attendees; ClarIDy Solutions intros UHF and HF RFID Demo Kit, announces new integrator partnership; Siemens’ Industry Automation Division launches RFID-enabled safety switch.
Software Integration Makes Tracking Faster at WellSpan Health’s York Hospital
The facility not only has expanded its use of AeroScout’s Wi-Fi RFID tags, but also has integrated the company’s RTLS platform with Four Rivers’ CMMS software.
More Companies Turn to RFID to Manage Logistics
A recently released survey indicated that one-third of respondents are already using the technology, and that another 27 percent plan to do so within the next two years.