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RFID 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...
Read moreIBM, Delta Airlines add more buzz to RFID tagging
Adding to the growing buzz surrounding radio frequency identification tagging technology, IBM Thursday officially opened its RFID Testing and Solution...
Read moreSpeakers debate RFID benefits, challenges
While speakers at the EPCglobal U.S. conference Wednesday talked up the benefits of radio frequency identification, analysts watching RFID adoptions...
Read moreOracle exec upbeat about China’s RFID plans
Despite lingering fears of incompatibility between China's upcoming radio frequency identification standard and international standards, the Chinese government's plans to...
Read moreSAP, Infineon unveil RFID management system
German business software vendor SAP and chip maker Infineon Tuesday announced they have launched a new software management system for...
Read moreOn the leading edge of RFID
Early adopter Gillette orders 500 million chips, but moves ahead cautiously.The worldwide leader in razor blades says radio frequency identification will keep...
Read moreIAnywhere jumps into RFID
IAnywhere Solutions is releasing a suite of middleware products designed to help companies build networks for collecting and managing data...
Read moreRFID will open gates at world soccer tournament
If you're planning to attend the FIFA World Cup soccer tournament in Germany next year but oppose the use of...
Read moreNetwork-centric RFID draws near
Radio frequency identification readers are likely to soon be commonly outfitted with TCP/IP stacks, as well as Ethernet, Power-over-Ethernet and...
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