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The Electronic Product Code (EPC) is a product numbering standard developed by the Uniform Code Council (UCC) that can be used to identify a variety of items using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology. The 96-bit Electronic Product Code links to an online repository, providing a secure way of sharing product-specific information along the supply chain. Like other RFID solutions, the Electronic Product Code is able to be read without a line-of-sight offers users significant benefits. This is further enhanced by the ability to update information automatically to the Electronic Product Code online repository, which will identify where and when a case or pallet of goods arrived, for example -- in supply chain logistics applications. AUTO-ID CENTER'S EPC SYMPOSIUM Mark Your Calendars! Coming to Navy Pier • Chicago • Sept. 13-15, 2004. The Forefront of Auto-ID & Supply Chain Technologies. ... |
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Radio frequency identification (RFID) is an enabler of tracking processes in the extended value chain. Would Electronic Product Codes (ePC) Mean Success for You? ... Home > PROJECTS > Supply Chain > Quiz: Would Electronic Product Codes (ePC) Mean Success for You? ... The Sun™ Electronic Product Code (EPC) Initiative File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat ... The Sun™ Electronic Product Code (EPC) Initiative Enabling your enterprise for the EPC Network Figure 1: Sun Proposed Stack for EPC Technology Page 2. ... The Electronic Product Code - a technology revolution? The Electronic Product Code (ePC). Just as the UPC code has transformed retail operations around the globe over the past twenty years ... The Electronic Product Code (ePC) File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat ... The Electronic Product Code (ePC) Nearly everyone who has ever made a purchase at a store over the last 25 years or so knows what a UPC -- the Universal ... MIT to uncork futuristic bar code ... technology. EPC stands for electronic product code, which is the new product numbering scheme that's at the heart of the system. There ... Electronic Product Codes File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat ... An Electronic Product Code (ePC) is embedded onto products and objects on memory chips known as "smart tags" that connect objects to the Internet. ... EPCglobal sets up RFID product code management system ... ... in Mountain View, Calif., to maintain electronic product codes, which will provide unique identifiers for the goods found on retail and grocery store shelves. ... Electronic Product Codes File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat ... Introduction This paper explores a brief history of Internet name and number issues and investigates their relevance to the Electronic Product Code (EPC) and ... China Establishes Group To Set RFID Standards InformationWeek gt Hardware gt China Establishes Group To Set RFID Standards gt February 20 2004 Turn IT from cost center to profit center RFID and potentially huge amounts of information China Establishes Group To Set RFID Standards Feb. Information Week Product & Tech News, Feb 20, 2004 False Belief Hampers RFID Adoption Systems integrator R4 finds that a widespread misconception about tag read reliability has put a damper on RFID deployment. By Jonathan Collins Feb. 20 2004?Interest in deploying RFID is being stifled by an outdated belief that 20 percent of all RFID tags fail to be read correctly if read at all according to systems integrator . Jeff Richards ?There is a common perception among potential customers and even analysts that RFID systems can only deliver 80 percent read rates and that is outdated and wrong. RFID Journal, Feb 20, 2004 Mandates will spur billions in RFID spending New research from Boston-based Yankee Group indicates the top 100 suppliers to Wal-Mart and the DoD will spend between 515 million and 3.8 billion in 2004 on technology and services to support RFID implementations based upon the Electronic Product Code EPC specification. Vendors providing RFID tags readers and networking equipment will benefit as RFID adoption increases. Frontline Today, Feb 20, 2004 Intermec RFID Leader Named To Co-Chair EPCglobal Inc. C1G2 Work Group ... has been named to co-chair the EPCglobal Inc. work group charged with completing a draft RFID standard for a generation of RFID technology known as C1G2 or UHF Generation 2. Major global retailers and other industry leaders have stipulated the use of the capabilities found in UHF Generation 2 technology for case and pallet-level inventory and goods tracking. Logistics Online, Feb 20, 2004 i2 Launches RFID Partner Program ... i2 is initiating the partner program to include target solutions industries and partners such as GlobeRanger IBM Informatica Sun Microsystems and webMethods. We believe that this partnership program will help to minimize risk of RFID adoption for our customers by encouraging knowledge sharing among the world's top technology providers said Pallab Chatterjee president of solutions operations i2. Logistics Online, Feb 20, 2004 FDA Report Calls for the Adoption of RFID According to AIM in a report issued earlier this week the Food and Drug Administration FDA highlighted specific steps the agency is taking to keep the U.S. drug supply secure. The report cites Radio Frequency Identification RFID tagging of products by manufacturers wholesalers and retailers appears to be the most promising approach to reliable product tracking and tracing and Most importantly reliable RFID technology will make the copying of medications either extremely difficult or unprofitable. Paper, Film & Foil Converter, Feb 20, 2004 Data Synch Comes Before RFID Three industry organizations warned suppliers and retailers that the ballyhooed efficiencies obtained by using electronic codes EPCs and RFID technology to track goods can't be achieved without data synchronization on the back end. A plan released Thursday calls on retail and consumer goods product companies to continue to drive implementation of data standards item registry and data synchronization. Internet.com Silicon Valley News, Feb 20, 2004 Matrics Announces RFID Interoperability with SAVI SMARTCHAIN software 2 20 2004 This new level of interoperability between Matrics?s hardware data transmissions and the SmartChain interoperability platform means that users gain real-time visibility of all types of supply chain assets as well as the items they transport whether using new or legacy software systems. The announcement was presented during this week?s invitation-only RFID Symposia for DoD Suppliers being held at the Savi Technology RFID Center near Washington DC and co-sponsored by Savi Matrics and Symbol Technologies. Eye for Transport, Feb 20, 2004 Sun pushes RFID drug technology Sun Microsystems has unveiled a radio frequency identification RFID product designed to combat the growing problem of drug counterfeiting. Pharmaceutical Anti-Counterfeit RFID designed in partnership with SupplyScape Corporation will be offered to companies in the pharmaceutical supply chain to combat counterfeiting. The package is based on Sun Java Enterprise System Software and Sun's RFID Electronic Product Code-compliant infrastructure software. informatics, Feb 20, 2004 SAS Reports Sales Growth InformationWeek gt Financials gt SAS Reports Sales Growth gt February 20 2004 Turn IT from cost center to profit center RFID and potentially huge amounts of information SAS Reports Sales Growth Feb. Information Week Company & Industry News, Feb 20, 2004 EXI Develops an Asset Management Solution for SAP Customers EXI Develops an Asset Management Solution for SAP Customers Richmond BC February 20 2004--eXI Wireless Inc. a leader in Radio Frequency Identification RFID asset management and security solutions has announced that it has signed an agreement with Sylogist Ltd. The collaborative efforts of both companies will allow eXI to develop a mobile asset management solution for SAP and other ERP systems. BC Technology, Feb 20, 2004 NewsFactor Network - Enterprise - Survey: Look Out for Enterprise I.T. Spending Spending By Erika Morphy CRM Daily February 20 2004 1 23PM Microsoft IBM and Oracle are the current industry leaders in the edge of enterprise space helping enterprises break traditional barriers and enable network-oriented business processes such as RFID extended supply-chain management and collaborative planning and logistics says Yankee analyst Michael Dominy. Newsfactor, Feb 20, 2004 Leading regional networking distributor sees strong adoption of Zebra desktop label printers in healthcare and warehousing Zebra Technologies is one of the leading global providers of thermal bar code label and receipt printers card printers RFID smart label printer encoders supplies label design integration software and the widest range of thermal printer connectivity and networking solutions. Zebra Technologies Corporation Invites You to Join Its 2003 Fourth Quarter And FY 2003 Analyst Conference Call on the Web More than 90 percent of Fortune 500 companies use Zebra R printers. A broad range of applications benefit from Zebra-brand thermal bar code smart label card and receipt printers resulting in enhanced security increased productivity improved quality lower costs and better customer service. The company has sold more than 3 million printers including RFID printer encoders and wireless mobile solutions and also offers software connectivity solutions and printing supplies.
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