On MovieTome:
TRANSFORMERS 2 SPOILERS!
CompUSA clearance deals Click Here>
Content from CNET tagged with
radio [x] , supplier [x]
- Show Results by
- News (26)
- Narrow Your Results
- RFID (24)
- Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (20)
- radio frequency (14)
- retailer (13)
- RFID tag (13)
- supply chain (8)
- IBM Corp. (8)
- tag (5)
- Forrester Research Inc. (5)
- U.S. (4)
- tagging (3)
- Electronic Product Code (3)
- mandate (3)
- commentary (3)
- project (2)
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.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.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.HP debuts RFID services
May 10, 2004 Hewlett-Packard unveils launch and test services to help companies get the ball rolling on radio frequency identification projects.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.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.RFID deadline hits defense industry
November 12, 2005 Starting Monday, military suppliers must agree to RFID clause in new contracts.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.IBM sets up shop to test radio tags
November 19, 2003 Big Blue says it is building a facility designed to allow companies to check the accuracy of gear that employs controversial radio frequency identification tags.Commentary: Three challenges for RFID
March 10, 2004 Retailers' mandates for adoption of radio frequency identification technology mean that suppliers have their work cut out for them.Retail takes stock of radio tags
September 8, 2003 A technology that uses tiny devices to track everything from car tires to clothing is changing how retail businesses work and could generate billions of dollars for software makers.New Wal-Mart CIO steams ahead with RFID
April 20, 2006 Exec promises to pursue the expanded use of radio frequency identification tags as fervently as his predecessor.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.Commentary: The year of living RFID
January 26, 2004 A focus on the electronic product code overshadows the broader context--and power--of radio frequency identification. Smart companies will test EPC now and link tests to process change and other In...Wal-Mart turns on radio tags
April 30, 2004 The massive retail chain gets a step closer to making its RFID plans a reality by launching a pilot program at eight Dallas-area sites.Tesco to track milk deliveries by RFID
June 1, 2006 Radio-tagging trial is part of European supermarket giant's move toward wider supply-chain tracking.Cisco enters citywide wireless market
November 15, 2005 Cisco Systems, a leading supplier of wireless gear in homes and businesses, is taking its technology outside as it helps cities build Wi-Fi networks.Wi-Fi switch makers search for standard
April 8, 2005 Equipment suppliers band together to make gear interoperable, but small players fear Cisco could hijack the process.IBM offers RFID services for manufacturers
September 14, 2004 Big Blue also introduces radio tag services for midsize suppliers working under mandates from retail giants such as Wal-Mart.
Sponsored matches for "supplier"
