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RFID News Roundup
Sectigo updates IoT security and identity-management platform; Samsung, IBM, Red Hat collaborate on Industry 4.0 solutions; Lenovo, Amazon Web Services offer IoT partner program; Wind River, Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions provide cybersecurity protections.
BAE Systems Rolls Out RFID to Gain Asset Visibility
With a passive UHF RFID system from CodeGate, the company has a view into the locations of its tagged tools as they move into and out of zones, hangars, production areas and storage, thereby ensuring assets are never lost and delays do not occur.
RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! 2020 Report
RFID Journal recently held its 18th annual conference and exhibition. View the presentations and recordings from this online event.
RFID Journal Announces Winners of Its 14th Annual RFID Journal Awards
This year's winners—Grupo Boticário, Volkswagen do Brasil, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, SportCor, EM Microelectronic and Tali Freed—were announced at the RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! conference.
U.S. Department of Defense Signs New Contract for Supply Chain Visibility
The DoD's latest contract with Savi Technology focuses on Internet of Things solutions leveraging satellite and cellular networks, while phasing out active RFID, thereby providing agencies with IoT-based visibility of assets and inventory as goods move around the world.
RFID Journal Cancels LIVE! 2020, Announces Immersive Virtual Event
Amid growing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the company has announced that this year's conference and exhibition will now be held online.How Fort Bragg Improved Its Asset Tracking With RFID
RFID Journal recently hosted a webinar with Vizinex RFID and SmarTrack, the video and slides from which are now available online.BAE Systems to Present at RFID Journal LIVE! Europe
In November, the global aerospace, defense and security company will speak about its use of radio frequency identification to automate inventory replenishment, manage the status and location of each asset and tool, and bring visibility to work-in-process.
Hunting Downtime: A Submariner’s Perspective on Predictive Maintenance
What can a nuclear submarine teach today's manufacturers in their quest to avoid costly downtime?
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