The long answer is that tags and readers are only the first part of RFID implementation, serving as the enablers for automated transmission of information. To receive RFID benefits, companies, ...

RFID (radio frequency identification) can identify and track inventory. Learn how RFID is used in retail and what you need to know to use it effectively.

RFID is coming off the whiteboard and into the warehouse, store and consumer environment. As a technology, it provides precisely the type of payout decision makers expect in this tight economy; more ...

Despite demonstrations to show it's possible, documented cases of RFID credit card fraud are unknown. And as security professionals know, there is a huge gulf between potential crime and actual crime.

U.S. firms have been slow to embrace radio frequency identification technology, but that is changing as both government legislation and factors driving economic efficiencies push RFID to the top of ...

Chief information officers are the most powerful people in the RFID universe. It’s often CIOs who green-light RFID initiatives involving multiple business partners—and pull the switch on global RFID ...

Noticing a small, unfamiliar tag stitched into a piece of clothing can raise some questions—especially for those who try to be conscious of what makes contact with their skin. One shopper’s discovery ...

Bamboozle attendees had to swipe their hand at the RFID Entrance Portals in order to gain entrance into the Bamboozle 2012 Festival. Greg Parmley/ Intellitix Music festival season is in full swing, ...

Although vendors and civil libertarians alike have been shouting from the roof tops about RFID, it appears someone forgot to tell a large proportion of the UK's top management. Just under half of ...

You've already heard it many times. RFID technology has been around since World War II. So why are global supply chain retailers, manufacturers and technology vendors just now rushing to implement ...