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Consumer goods giant criticized for using tracking technology
The controversial radio frequency identification, or RFID, technology took another blow last week. A company planning to use the tracking technology...
Read moreIBM, others unveil RFID offerings
IBM and a truckload of other vendors Monday joined the RFID - Radio Frequency ID - parade at a meeting...
Read moreSAP unveils RFID middleware
SAP Monday launched new infrastructure software designed to help companies manage and communicate data captured by wireless inventory tags based...
Read moreB2B acquisitions highlight data quality
Three vendors with roots in business-to-business integration have snapped up data synchronization specialists in recent weeks, highlighting the growing importance...
Read moreUsing RFID to boost business’ bottom line
Plans to deploy radio frequency identification technology in supply-chain settings have kept retailers and manufacturers busy over the last couple...
Read moreEmployers seek RFID expertise
As retailers and manufacturers ramp up RFID deployments, professionals with the expertise to introduce the technology to supply chain processes...
Read moreC1G2 standard revs up RFID
Initiatives from retailers and the U.S. Department of Defense to launch passive radio frequency identification in the supply chain affect...
Read moreIn brief: Quest to buy Vintela
Management vendor Quest Software last week said it would spend $56.5 million in cash to acquire privately held Vintela, which...
Read moreSensor 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...
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