RFID Journal, the world’s leading source of news and insights about RFID and its many business applications, has introduced a new searchable database that lets users quickly find companies that can ...

The Defense Information Systems Agency is exploring development of radio frequency identification database that will help users track equipment. DISA wants the database to support its operations and ...

In mid-2003, when I was still the only employee at RFID Journal, I noticed a large number of people with U.S. military e-mail addresses (.mil) signing up for our weekly newsletter. I wondered why ...

Retailers, manufacturers, hospitals, federal agencies and other organizations planning to use radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to improve their operations should also systematically ...

Way back in 2003, Walmart announced that it would require Radio Frequency ID (RFID) tags-so-called "electronic barcodes"-to be attached to virtually all merchandise. Walmart pioneered the use of the ...

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Dr. Chris Hillman, Global AI Lead at Teradata, joins eSpeaks to explore why open data ecosystems are becoming essential for enterprise AI success. In this episode, he breaks down how openness — in ...

Big name vendors including Sun, SAP, Oracle, and IBM have caught the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) buzz. Spurred in part by a WalMart edict that requires suppliers to tag all shipping cases ...

As noted in my previous column, I've been analyzing the RFID-related data from our Benchmarking & Best Practices initiative, which contains data from more than 100 companies in the retail and consumer ...

A Food and Drug Administration (FDA) report, Combating Counterfeit Drugs, published this week recommends the “adoption and common use of reliable track and trace technology,” later referred to as RFID ...

Be careful of who walks up to your building and swipes an ID card: New proof-of-concept code will soon be released that lets attackers hack RFID readers and walk right in as if they work there. The ...