Security
ZingBox: Startup brings Cisco, Stanford pedigree to IoT security
ZingBox, an Internet of Things security startup whose founders have ties to Cisco and Stanford University, is working on software...
Read moreWal-Mart leading RFID charge
Wal-Mart last week got serious about radio frequency identification, airing plans to roll out the technology internally and coming out...
Read moreThey 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...
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