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Sensor nets, RFID poised to change the enterprise
RFID benefits now being confirmed by some early adopters are only the beginning of the impact that pervasive wireless data...
Read moreRFID reality check
The first retail item ever barcoded was a pack of Wrigley gum back in 1974, but the Chicago-based manufacturer is...
Read moreSLRRP spurs large-scale RFID rollouts
Radio frequency identification readers were originally operated as peripherals typically connected to a host computer via a serial port to...
Read moreWhat’s next for Windows
Paul Flessner, senior vice president for server applications at Microsoft, on what lies aheadPaul Flessner, former in-the-trenches IT guy and...
Read moreMicrosoft offers RFID system for postal services
Microsoft is marketing an RFID package for postal services at a stamp exhibition in Taiwan, hoping to woo the government's...
Read moreCisco tackles RFID
Cisco last week took the first step in building into its network hardware new software that will help users more...
Read moreIllinois school latest to launch RFID lab
This past year was truly "The Year of the RFID Lab" at universities and colleges, right to the very end....
Read morePfizer to tag Viagra with RFID to control fakes
In an effort to prevent counterfeiting, Pfizer said it has started to ship Viagra bottles in the U.S. that feature...
Read moreThe bugs in the carpet are RFID
One of Germany's best-known makers of vacuum cleaners and carpets aims to tap a new market: intelligent flooring embedded with...
Read moreRFID to the rescue
Firefighters might be the next group of people potentially able to exploit RFID technology. Researchers at the National Institute of...
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