The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers is backing a food traceability pilot that will utilize RFID and bar code technology from IBM and FXA Group to track shrimp and seafood from the farm to retail shelves.
Innovative RFID applications can deliver more benefits and a faster ROI.
Southern Co. employs a unique type of active tag to track employees’ locations at its training center, as well as teach them how to avoid excessive radiation exposure.
The fourth annual RFID Journal apparel event, to be held in New York City on Aug. 12-13, will focus on helping retailers and suppliers improve on-shelf availability, increase sales and reduce supply chain costs.
If you were unable to attend our conference in April—or if you did attend, but missed a particular session—you can now watch and listen to the speakers’ presentations on our Web site.
The Dayton RFID Convergence Center is believed to be the first business incubator for RFID companies. The 46,000 square foot facility will house small RFID firms and offer them a variety of technical and business services.
The state attorney office for Florida’s 15th judicial circuit is now using EPC Gen 2 tags to track the locations of almost 18,000 files, as well as hundreds of employees.
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers is working with IBM to provide a system that can track products from farm to point of sale.