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Influence of <endeca_term>Radio Frequency Identification Technology</endeca_term> in Logistic, Inventory Control and Supply Chain Optimization

Influence of Radio Frequency Identification Technology in Logistic, Inventory Control and Supply Chain Optimization

The main aim of Supply Chain Management (SCM) is to produce, distribute, logistics and deliver goods and equipment in... Read more

4 November, 2010
Hierarchical ECC-Based RFID Authentication Protocol

Hierarchical ECC-Based RFID Authentication Protocol

RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) technology enables readers to scan remote RFID tags, and label... Read more

7 July, 2011
Localization Privacy

Localization Privacy

...ubiquitous computing. Essential to this technology is object localization and identification. RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) technology has been shown to be very effective for identification... Read more

6 April, 2011
An RFID-Based Validation System for Halal Food

An RFID-Based Validation System for Halal Food

...study is focused on validating Halal status for food products by using radio frequency identification technology to enhance existing methods in Malaysia. A preliminary survey... Read more

1 April, 2011

Microsoft establishes RFID council

...is out to take a more formal role in the development of radio-frequency identification technology. The software giant on Monday announced that it is... Read more

6 April, 2004 by ZDNet UK

RFID keeps Virgin planes in the air

Radio tagging lets Virgin Atlantic get more value from its fleet of aeroplanes, and also helps BP keep tabs on its gas cylinders Read more

21 February, 2006 by Graeme Wearden
Beyond Product Codes: New Opportunities for <endeca_term>Radio Frequency Identification Technology</endeca_term> - The Market Possibilities Opened Up by Low-Cost, Customizable RFID Tags

Beyond Product Codes: New Opportunities for Radio Frequency Identification Technology - The Market Possibilities Opened Up by Low-Cost, Customizable RFID Tags

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has achieved widespread, mass-market success in high-volume Electronic... Read more

1 March, 2008

RFID: Old technology, new possibilities

...new possibilities Rupert Goodwins, ZDNet UK From animal husbandry to space exploration, radio-frequency identification technology has seemingly limitless potential. 12 billion-mile range Theoretically... Read more

10 May, 2004 by Rupert Goodwins

Sun wants to put RFID everywhere

Sun is trialling pervasive radio-frequency identification technology that could allow a company to track all its... Read more

28 October, 2005 by Karen Gomm
A 2g-RFID-Based e-Healthcare System

A 2g-RFID-Based e-Healthcare System

Radio frequency identification technology has received an increasing amount of attention in the... Read more

1 February, 2010
RFID System and Its Perspective Analysis With KERGM(1,1) Model

RFID System and Its Perspective Analysis With KERGM(1,1) Model

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology will be indispensable to future life. This paper gives... Read more

22 July, 2008
A Modular UHF Reader Frontend for a Flexible RFID Testbed

A Modular UHF Reader Frontend for a Flexible RFID Testbed

Currently RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is pushing to the market mainly forced by industry... Read more

16 June, 2008
Physical Access Control for Captured RFID Data

Physical Access Control for Captured RFID Data

Radio frequency identification technology has become popular as an effective, low-cost solution... Read more

1 December, 2007
A Simple Privacy Protecting Scheme Enabling Delegation and Ownership Transfer for RFID Tags

A Simple Privacy Protecting Scheme Enabling Delegation and Ownership Transfer for RFID Tags

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology raises many privacy concerns among which the potential tracking... Read more

1 November, 2007

Tesco to track milk deliveries by RFID

...unit of delivery" stage follows on from Tesco's initial trials of radio frequency identification technology. These began in 2003 and involved the use of... Read more

2 June, 2006 by Andy McCue

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