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They don’t know where you are, after all
Wal-Mart has decided against testing a wireless inventory control system on shelves at a suburban Boston store.Privacy advocates, who oppose...
Read moreWal-Mart shelves RFID test plan
Wal-Mart has decided against testing a wireless inventory control system on shelves at a suburban Boston store. It's a move...
Read moreRaising an RFID ruckus
Radio frequency identification tags might make supply chains infinitely more manageable, but the privacy flap needs settling first.It was a...
Read moreRFID: Revolutionary tool or Big Brother?
Since the dawn of time (or at least since the U.S. came into being and had a constitution to protect),...
Read moreTarget issues RFID mandate
The top suppliers of consumer goods may have to start opening their wallets a lot wider to accommodate the mandates...
Read moreRFID races to meet deployment deadline
The team leader of the radio frequency identification Implementation Vendor Advisory Group painted a grim picture of RFID standards development...
Read moreManufacturers ready RFID rollouts
Driven by retailer mandates, suppliers are on the front lines of a battle to overhaul the supply chain.A wireless inventory system that's...
Read moreWal-Mart begins RFID trial in Texas
Retail giant Wal-Mart Stores began testing the use of RFID tagging at seven stores and a regional distribution center in...
Read moreRFID buzz creates market for services
The recent push by retailers to introduce radio frequency identification (RFID) tagging into supply chains has not only sparked a...
Read moreDespite cost pressures, RFID tags gaining steam
It may be 'the oldest new technology,' in the words of IDC analyst Christopher Boone, but the combination of RFID...
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