The Intelligent Product Driven Supply Chain
Prepared by the Auto-ID Center at Cambridge University in the United Kingdom, this paper explores the impact of RFID on […]RFID Within the Distribution Center
This paper, written by PWC Consulting (now part of IBM Business Consulting Services) for the Auto-ID Center examines the potential […]RFID and Out-of-Stocks
This paper, written by PWC Consulting (now part of IBM Business Consulting Services) for the Auto-ID Center looks at RFID’s […]Multi-Band, Low-Cost EPC Tag Reader
This Auto-ID Center’s goal was to create a low-cost RFID reader. This paper spells out the original design proposed by […]Auto-ID Center Field Trial Report
This Auto-ID Center paper describes the results of the initial phase of the center’s field trials, in which pallets of […]Factors Affecting Tag and Reader Design
Prepared by the Auto-ID Center in Adelaide, Australia, this paper explains the major factors affecting the design of EPC tag […]Auto-ID Across the Value Chain
Written by Accenture for the Auto-ID Center, this paper, subtitled “From Dramatic Potential to Greater Efficiency and Profit,” examines the […]The New Network
This promotional brochure from the Auto-ID Center explains the original vision of the Electronic Product Code and related network technologies.EPC Class 1 Specification
This Auto-ID Center document specifies the original radio frequency communication interface and reader command functionality requirements for an UHF EPC […]