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News for the week of June 21
• Consensus Reached on EPC Gen 2
• Solving the Out-of-Stock Problem
• Bike Maker Rolls Out RFID
• ODIN Benchmarks RFID Readers
• Label Printer for the Undecided
• Starter Software for RFID Pilots
• RFID News Roundup
Featured Story
• How to Tag Problem Products
Opinion
• Faith in the System
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Solving the Out-of-Stock Problem
A startup software company is using RFID data to create a new type of planning and replenishment engine aimed at making sure products are available when customers want to buy. Full Story > |
RFID News Roundup
EMS introduces new HF RFID tags; study says RFID no threat to privacy; STMicro launches Class 1 UHF RFID chip; webMethods and VeriSign join forces; Rockwell opens RFID test lab. Full Story > |
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Featured Story
Opinion
Faith in the System
There are still many problems to be solved before RFID technology can dramatically improve efficiency throughout the global supply chain. But our democratic capitalist system means they will be resolved quickly. Full Story >
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