With the RFID market predicted to hit the $3 billion mark by 2010, according to Gartner Inc., analysts say that RFID won't be the only game in town -- they can operate side-by-side with bar codes.

The use of RFID technology in the healthcare arena holds enormous promise. It could lead to greater accuracy and efficiency in treating patients by making medical information immediately accessible to ...

I spoke at an event in Michigan a couple of weeks ago and presented some background on an implementation done by Procter & Gamble at a manufacturing and distribution facility in Spain. I explained ...

After barcodes were put into use more than 50 years ago, the technology revolutionized the grocery business. The technology also revolutionized nearly everything else in the supply chain and logistics ...

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Database vendors Oracle and Sybase this week made significant RFID announcements related to integrating RFID and traditional enterprise data. Sybase’s RFID Enterprise picks up where its RFID Anywhere, ...

TIPTON Ind. —A new mobile-marketing tool in use in several central Indiana restaurants is changing the way operators promote specials to customers. The tool, called Tetherball, is a nickel-sized radio ...

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - MAY 07: People shop at the newly opened Amazon Go Store on May 07, 2019 in New York City. The cashier-less store, the first of this type of store, called Amazon Go, accepts cash ...

NSW Fair Trading Minister, Reba Meagher, has told retailers planning to use of radio-frequency identification (RFID) customer tags to be upfront with consumers. Minister Meagher has stated that ...

Apparel labels continue to be a valuable driver in establishing brand identity and connecting a product to consumers; however, they are evolving to take on a fundamental role in communicating product ...

RFID use is raising privacy concerns among retailers, consumer privacy groups and, most recently, state legislators in California and Utah. So what do consumers think about the use of radio frequency ...