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News for the week of Oct. 18
• Consumer Awareness of RFID Grows
• Spotlight on Security, Privacy Issues
• Energizer and Exel Partner on RFID
• Odin Benchmarks RFID EPC Tags
• Using UHF RFID in Auto Factories
• Tokyo Cabs to Try RFID Payments
• UCLA Consortium Holds RFID Forum
• EnterpriseOne Widens RFID Support
• RFID News Roundup
Featured Story
• Special Report, Part 2: RFID in the Healthcare Industry
Opinion
• Patent Proposal
Guest Column
• Separating Wheat From Chaff
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UCLA Consortium Holds RFID Forum
During its first RFID event, the Wireless Internet for the Mobile Enterprise Consortium explored the current state of RFID technology and demonstrated its multiprotocol multifrequency RFID middleware. Full Story > |
RFID News Roundup
ITA funds alliance to grow Latin American smart card market; Willow announces integration software for RFID; Georgia tollway authority buys TransCore passive tags; new Unibar bar code software supports RFID. Full Story > |
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Featured Story
Opinion
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Patent Proposal
The intellectual property issue could be more significant than people realize, but there's a way to resolve it. Full Story >
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Guest Column
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Separating Wheat From Chaff
Companies that deploy RFID systems will need to use "complex event processing" to identify meaningful information from the stream of data RFID readers will provide. Full Story >
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