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RFID rCommerce

rCommerce is Real-time, Radio Frequency Commerce...

With rCommerce, your raw materials, intermediates, and finished products can tell you where they are and in what stage of the supply chain business processes they are being handled: Pre-production staging, work-in-process, finished goods inventory in distribution, in-transit to customers, and so on. This is enabled by rCommerce technologies such as advanced tagging with RFID tags and sensors, wireless communication, and XML web services. The technology creates an environment where business can be conducted with real-time visibility and decision making.

rCommerce is built on the foundation of radio frequency identification technology. RFID technology enables the electronic labeling of objects with RFID tags, and the wireless identification using radio frequency communication methods. Compared to auto-identification methods via bar codes, RFID systems do not require a line-of-site between the tags and the reader (scanner, in the bar code space) for the object data to be read. Multiple RFID tags can be read in parallel, which makes possible the processing of a vast amount of business events or transactions. The communication of data between RFID readers and business systems leverages open RFID XML standards, such as the Physical Markup Language.

Lower infrastructure costs of tags and readers, along with open industry standards, is driving the market growth of this trend: rCommerce. Industry leaders, such as Walmart and Gillette, and the Department of Defense's Defense Logistics Agency are driving adoption with supplier mandates. The evolution of RFID technology will create new opportunities for applications through synergy with other existing or emerging capabilities. When combined with global positioning technology, RFID can transform logistics visibility into a real-time supply chain, allowing organizations to predict, sense, and respond to market changes with speed and agility - which translates into significant financial benefits in any industry with complex supply chains.

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Radio frequency identification (RFID) is an enabler of tracking processes in the extended value chain.

Target Joins The RFID Race    InformationWeek gt Hardware gt Target Joins The RFID Race gt February 24 2004 Med tech and IT to be indistinguishable More firms are making it a priority Target Joins The RFID Race Feb.   Information Week Product & Tech News, Feb 24, 2004  

i2 Joins with RFID Middleware Makers    One of the world's leading providers of supply chain management applications has launched a program to help integrate its software with RFID systems. By Jonathan Collins Feb. 24 2004 i2 is partnering with a number of RFID middleware and enterprise applications vendors so that the company's supply chain management applications can be linked to RFID networks.   RFID Journal, Feb 24, 2004  

Wal-Mart Tests RFID in Dallas: Live from the IRI CPG Summit    Eight manufacturers already are testing RFID tags on goods sold in Dallas Wal-Mart and Sam's Club stores. Wal-Mart plans to expand RFID tagging in the U.S. through 2005 with all suppliers tagging all cartons and pallets by the of 2006. It could take 10 to 15 years before RFID tags are required on individual packages.   Promo Magazine Breaking News, Feb 24, 2004  

Target Tells Largest Vendors to Use RFID by Spring 2005    In a letter to vendors Paul Singer Target svp and cio reportedly wrote As we plan our technological strategic direction for 2004 we will move forward to build our supply chain infrastructure to support RFID. We will make the best use of these technologies to benefit all our partners in the retail supply chain.   Retail Merchandiser News, Feb 24, 2004  

RSA polishes RFID shield    The RFID cloaking system is intended to guard proprietary data located on chips used to . The RSA Blocker Tag technology uses a jamming system designed to confuse RFID readers and prevent those devices from tracking data on individuals or goods outside certain boundaries. whose descriptive information is read via radio frequency technology are expected to allow manufacturers and retailers to greatly improve inventory tracking.    CNET Security News, Feb 24, 2004   

KeyTone Technologies announces company launch - keytone brings turnkey solutions for complete end-to-end RFID implementations into Malaysia     KUALA LUMPUR Feb 24 KeyTone Technologies Sdn Bhd the Asian arm of KeyTone Technologies USA was launched Tuesday to offer high-value services to organisations in Malaysia requiring robust and cost-effective Radio Frequency Identification RFID solutions. Specialising in turnkey RFID implementations for clients Keytone brings together all the key components required to provide clients a complete end-to-end RFID solution from consulting to implementation and ongoing support.    Utusan Malaysia Corporate News, Feb 24, 2004   

PeopleSoft Launches RFID Technology     PeopleSoft Launches RFID Technology TechWeb News 24-Feb-2004 on Monday launched technology supporting the use of radio-frequency identification tags within manufacturers supply chains. The US-based business software maker showcased its RFID technology for its Enterprise and EnterpriseOne product families at the National Manufacturing Week 2004 conference in the US. RFID technology is being tested for monitoring pallets of finished goods as they move out of production and into a third-party warehouse for distribution.    CMP Asia Software News, Feb 24, 2004   

Healthcare identification firm and venture capital firm to fund RFID venture     ORFID is based upon patented technology and intellectual property derived from Precision Dynamics internal product development efforts in radio frequency identification RFID technology. It will also use advancements and inventions in materials science and polymer electronics emerging from the laboratory of Dr. Yang the scientific founder of ORFID and professor in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of California Los Angeles UCLA . Convergent Ventures and Precision Dynamics will contribute initial management as well as some members of ORFID's Board of Directors and Science and Engineering Advisory Board SEAB . Convergent and Precision Dynamics will also provide seed funding for ORFID.    Frontline Today, Feb 24, 2004   

CRM Daily: NewsFactor Network - - Wireless Tracking: Out of the Shadows     ... notes Forrester Research vice president Navi Radjou. But the real revolution has to do with what's happening within the infrastructure itself in what one can actually do with the data. Business Reality of the Mid-Market Real-Time Enterprise. Explore technologies that create new operational efficiencies improve customer relationships and allow you to make better business decisions.    CRM Daily, Feb 24, 2004  

California State Senator Bowen Introduces Bill to Regulated RFID    California state Senator Bowen has introduced a bill to regulate the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) systems . Key elements of the ...    Technology Review Weblog, Feb 24, 2004   

Wireless: NewsFactor Network - - Wireless Tracking: Out of the Shadows     ... notes Forrester Research vice president Navi Radjou. But the real revolution has to do with what's happening within the infrastructure itself in what one can actually do with the data. Now it's easier for companies to have and support mobile employees. With Outlook synchronized in real time any work done on a handheld is replicated onto the desktop.    Wireless Newsfactor, Feb 24, 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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  • The Auto-ID Center (PDF)
    ... The Auto-ID Center An open initiative supported by Sun Microsystems. ... For More Information To learn more about the Auto-ID Center, visit autoidcenter.org.

  • RFID tags: Big Brother in small packages
    You should become familiar with RFID technology because you'll be hearing much more about it soon...

  • SAMSys
    RFID Technology. In the simplest terms an RFID system consists of a tag (transponder) and a reader (interrogator)...

  • CULD to Assist with RFID Technology
    CULD to Assist with RFID Technology. June 30, 2003 Blacksburg, VA.  In response to the material handling industry’s strong interest ...

  • Potential of RFID Technologies
    Potential of the RFID technology for Telecom Operators running. ... Potential of the RFID technology for telecom operators (report)...

  • Wal-Mart Backs RFID Technology - Computerworld
    ... Home > Browse Topics > Software > ERP/Supply Chain > Story Wal-Mart Backs RFID Technology, Will require suppliers to use 'smart' tags...

  • Suppliers show off RFID technology
    ... Suppliers show off RFID technology. IBM and a number of other suppliers have met to highlight the use of RFID tags to track products through the supply chain. ...

  • RFID Technology
    ...In a few years RFID technology will be ubiquitous. Wal-Mart has already announced ...

  • EE Times - Clothier Benetton adopts Philips' RFID technology
    Clothier Benetton adopts Philips' RFID technology for 'smart' labels ... Benetton is using the RFID technology across the company's 5,000 stores worldwide. ...

  • Texas Instruments RFID- Technology & Benefits
    Technology & Benefits of TI-RFid. RFID systems consist of a number of components including tags, handheld or stationary readers, data ...

  • Avante's RFID Technology
    Welcome to Avante International Technology's RFID Website. AVANTE's RFID Product Portfolio: AVANTE manufactures RFID solderable inlets ...

  • Tagsys, the leading specialist in RFID technology
    Tagsys is the leading specialist in RFID technology. ... Tagsys : the leading specialist in RFID. Tagsys is the leading specialist in RFID technology. ...

  • RFID Technology & Smart Labels (PDF)
    ... respective companies. P/N 11315L Rev. 1 Page 1 RFID Technology & Smart Labels Application White-paper Page 2. Zebra ...

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