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RFID, where do you want to go today?
June 24, 2004 Microsoft plans to target large corporations and small businesses with a blitz of new radio frequency identification products.RFID revolution: Are we close?
March 3, 2004 IBM's Rainer Kerth says the key will be to separate practical applications from the technology's gee-whiz appeal.PC distributor puts RFID tags in goods
October 28, 2004 A Singaporean IT products distributor is introducing radio tags to track inventory and delivery.The watershed moment for RFID
September 7, 2003 Eric Peters says Wal-Mart Stores' measured approach toward radio frequency identification technology is a harbinger that will play out across many industries in the next few years.RFID a retail revolution?
July 5, 2004 Knowledge@Wharton examines whether RFID is fated to become the next big thing or just another fancy flop.Sun, Capgemini partner on RFID package
May 5, 2004 The companies are offering a collection of applications and services designed to help companies meet RFID technology mandates issued by major retailers, such as Wal-Mart and Target.California lawmaker introduces RFID bill
February 25, 2004 A California state lawmaker introduces a bill meant to address consumer privacy concerns related to the commercial use of radio frequency identification technology.RFID deadline hits a wall, study says
March 31, 2004 The number of Wal-Mart Stores suppliers expected to meet a deadline for adopting radio frequency identification tags has dropped to 25 percent, a new Forrester report says.Microsoft retail project taps into RFID
January 12, 2004 updateThe software giant says it plans to offer retailers its next-generation technology, including emerging wireless applications such as radio frequency identification.Wal-Mart tagging fuels RFID market
December 22, 2004 Mega-chain's demand that suppliers use radio tags will help double sales, analyst report predicts.FCC delves into radio tag challenges
October 7, 2004 Industry experts join government panel to look at what's keeping the old-fashioned bar code around.Companies' RFID plans fuzzy so far
April 15, 2004 Although Wal-Mart Stores and other big retailers are requiring suppliers to use the tracking technology, for various reasons, most companies are keeping their plans hush-hush.Wal-Mart puts big bucks into tracking tech
November 7, 2003 The retailer plans to spend $3 billion over the next several years on a new inventory tracking technology that uses radio frequency signals to keep tabs on merchandise.German retail giant opens test center to push RFID
July 7, 2004 The company spearheading use of radio tags in Europe unveils its official test bed.Microsoft hops on the RFID bandwagon
January 26, 2004 The software maker announces a product designed to help small and midsize companies wirelessly track goods from the warehouse to the showroom floor.Sun sets up European RFID test center
December 5, 2003 Amid some privacy concerns, the Java advocate enters the retail-tracking game in Europe by opening a center where companies can test their radio frequency identification systems.With RFID, corporate might makes right
September 28, 2004 Retail powerhouses such as Wal-Mart gather in Baltimore to push development of controversial tagging technology.RFID tags get a push in Germany
January 12, 2004 German retail giant Metro plans to install an RFID-based tracking system at wholesale stores and supermarkets this year--a boost for the emerging inventory-tracking technology.U.K. retailer tests radio ID tags
October 16, 2003 Marks & Spencer begins a trial of controversial radio frequency identification tags in clothes at one of its U.K. stores in a plan to improve stock accuracy and product availability.Privacy questions arise as RFID hits stores
September 30, 2004 Companies brace for privacy debate as potentially intrusive applications arrive faster than expected.
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