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News for the week of May 24
• Wal-Mart Suppliers Discuss RFID
• RFID Remedy for Medical Errors
• Avery Dennison Steps Up
• EPC Networking on Display
• Philips, Checkpoint Form Alliance
• OATSystems Releases Version 3.0
• RFID News Roundup
Featured Story
• Dealing With the Data Flood
Opinion
• A Little Bit of Wisdom
Guest Column
• Making RFID Work
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Top News
Wal-Mart Suppliers Discuss RFID
During a panel discussion at the recent Retail Systems event in Chicago, four of Wal-Mart's top 100 suppliers discussed the challenges they face in achieving RFID compliance. Full Story > |
Avery Dennison Steps Up
The world's largest maker of self-adhesive labels, which has been doing a lot of work on RFID behind the scenes, is starting to make more noise about its RFID products. Full Story > |
EPC Networking on Display
In Europe and the United States, VeriSign and several data-synchronization providers will show how the EPC Network can be used to gather product data from various sources. Full Story > |
RFID News Roundup
Coors' kegs get RFID tags; safe commerce project off to a good start; Alien readers will use Windows CE; Trolley Scan offers compact fixed reader. Full Story > |
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Featured Story
Dealing With the Data Flood
Companies need to adopt smart strategies for filtering the coming torrent of RFID data and getting useful information into their back-end systems. Here are three that will work. Premium Content >
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Opinion
Guest Column
Making RFID Work
End users need enterprise application vendors to step up and provide ways to take advantage of RFID data without adding complexity and cost to their IT infrastructure, writes Saket Batra, a research analyst at KeyTone Technologies. Full Story >
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