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September 2009

2009-09-25 RFID Forecasts, Players and Opportunities 2009-2019
This report is the summation of extensive research including interviews with RFID adopters and solution providers in the various applicational RFID markets, giving an unprecedented level of insight into the total RFID industry and what is really happening.

2009-09-25 Sustainability Provides Economic and Environmental Returns
Sustainable businesses of tomorrow will be measured by more than financial returns: they will also be assessed on efficient use of resources and environmental considerations, said Craig Cogut, founder and co-managing partner of Pegasus Capital Advisors.

2009-09-25 Lithuanian-Swedish lighting manufacturer uses RFID for pallet tracking
Home lighting products manufacturer, Artilux NMF, has improved its internal logistics chain by adopting RFID-technology. The company uses UPM Raflatac's ShortDipole RFID tags on each pallet.

2009-09-10 Germany: Rewe deploying long-range real-time location RFID system
At its DC in Buttenheim, Germany, the retailer is deploying Mojix's STAR technology to help reduce the loss of pallets and other returnable transport items, as well as automate their management

2009-09-01 RFID Makes Pallet Tracking More Palatable (By Bob Violino)
Japan Pallet Rental is deploying an RFID system to locate its rental pallets in the supply chain and create value-added services for its customers.

July 2009

2009-07-29 RFID News: Research Finds RFID Tags
New Report Says 109 out of 110 Containers Still Readable After a Year Going from Farm to Store and Back Again; 100% Reads 100% of the Time?

2009-07-21 RFID Read Reliability Is Not an Issue (By Mark Roberti)
RFID is far more accurate than existing systems, yet some people continue to insist they can't adopt the technology until it is 100 percent reliable.

2009-07-10 Item-Level RFID Pilot Sees Major Benefits, Proves ROI (By Brian Albright)
Australian telco Telstra recently completed an RFID pilot in which the company tracked 15,000 cell phones from a third-party distribution center to its retail stores. The company estimates that by rolling out the asset tracking solution across its 130 stores, it could potentially save $4 million per year in labor costs linked to non-customer-facing activities, reaching a positive return on investment in 18 months.

March 2009

2009-03-12 GAO introduces tag for wooden pallets
Canada’s GAO RFID has launched an RFID tag designed specifically for use in tracking wooden pallets, one of the main transit platforms around the world. The passive Gen 2 tags offer several attributes which fit their intended application well, including cost-efficiency and a long read range in harsh conditions.

February 2009

2009-02-02 Pallet association completes RFID pilot (Liz Wells, packagingnews.co.uk)
The European Pallet Association (EPAL) has completed the first phase of a pilot scheme for the use of RFID tags in standard wooden EURO pallets.

January 2009

2009-01-30 The TrueDemand for RFID (Bob Trebilcock)
That's one of the questions I asked myself walking the aisles at ProMat 2009 a couple of weeks ago. It wasn't that there were no booths promoting the technology. I had a chance to see an RFID-enabled lift truck at M/A-COM Technology Solutions and to talk over dinner about asset management and real-time locating systems with AeroScout.

2009-01-29 Sam's Club Letter Outlines Changes to RFID Requirements (By John Burnell)
Sam's Club has significantly changed its RFID tagging requirements for suppliers.

2009-01-29 HP and Rfid
HP believed that RFID could markedly reduce its costs by offering a means of unique object identification

2009-01-20 What the Sam's Club Announcement Means (By Mark Roberti)

Sam's Club's letter confirms the company's commitment to EPC RFID technology, gives suppliers additional time to meet the tagging requirements wisely, and should also serve as a wakeup call to all other retailers.

2009-01-19 Businesses use RFID to track workers, pay for fewer hours (by Jeffery Barker)
Companies show off their technology at the entrance to the ProMat Show at McCormick Place.

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