Security
A modest security proposal
The news is that the U.S. Senate had cut all funding for the Department of Defense's research on its Terrorism Information...
Read moreUsers betting big on RFID
Using technology to tighten supply chains.BOSTON - Tire manufacturer Michelin carries about $1 billion in inventory at all times. Consumer...
Read moreOracle adds to RFID wares
Oracle this week unveiled products designed to help companies tackle radio frequency identification (RFID) rollouts.Dubbed Oracle Sensor-Based Services, the new offerings...
Read moreCell phones and RFID: Two great tastes, together
You've heard a lot recently about radio frequency identification technologies and how they let companies track their wares more efficiently. Most notably,...
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 moreU.S. State Dept. to test RFID-enabled passports
There have been a lot of stories, both in the tech press and from general news sources, about the coming...
Read moreNew frontier for wireless: Sensor networks
Wireless sensors finally are moving from starry-eyed predictions to hard-eyed but limited production.Wireless sensors finally are moving from starry-eyed predictions to...
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 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 moreRFID/EPC spec in contention
As of nine months ago, radio frequency identification mandates from Wal-Mart and the U.S. Department of Defense had thrown the...
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