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News for the week of May 3
• Boeing, Airbus Team on RFID Standards
• Wal-Mart Remains on Track
• HP Tags Printers, Scanners
• Wal-Mart, Target to Discuss EPC
• Tracking CDs in Real Time
• New RFID/EPC Education Courses
• RFID News Roundup
Featured Story
• RFID Deployments: Think Strategically
Opinion
• Two Views of an Historic Moment
Guest Column
• RFID Isn’t Just for Big Companies
Special Sponsored Section
• Cutting the Cost of Red Tape
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Top News
Boeing, Airbus Team on RFID Standards
EXCLUSIVE: The two major commercial airplane manufacturers will hold three global forums for customers and suppliers to prepare the industry for the use of RFID technology to identify major airplane parts. Full Story > |
Wal-Mart Remains on Track
Simon Langford, Wal-Mart's manager of RFID strategies, says the retailer is on schedule to meet its goal of receiving pallets and cases with RFID tags in January. Full Story > |
Wal-Mart, Target to Discuss EPC
The CIOs of Wal-Mart and Target will sit down with senior executives from Kimberly-Clark and Hewlett-Packard to discuss RFID at Retail Systems 2004/VICS Collaborative Commerce event in Chicago in May. Full Story > |
RFID News Roundup
New low-cost ISO 15693-compliant chip; partners offer RFID design, testing and deployment; Intermec provides RFID migration strategy; new, faster chips for smart card readers. Full Story > |
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Featured Story
Opinion
Guest Column
RFID Isn’t Just for Big Companies
With all the focus on RFID mandates issued by retailers, many people are overlooking the fact that small and midsize companies can also use the technology to grow their businesses, writes Intermec's Mike Wills. Full Story >
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Special Sponsored Section
Cutting the Cost of Red Tape
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