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by gautam on August 27, 2007
In the year 2007 $4.96 billion will be spent around the globe on RFID and out of this $2.7 billion will be spent by East Asia and further out of $2.7 billion China will be spending $ 1.9 billion......
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by gautam on April 03, 2007
India is a hot destination as of now and the whole world has its eyes set on it. With its economy growing like never before it is offering immense opportunities for everybody so how could RFID stay...
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The Chinese are going to get you! That's according to Peter Harrop, the chairman of IDTechEx. While you weren't looking, China jumped to the number one spot for RFID volumes. And it's all...
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Bert Moore, the Editor of RFID Insights newsletter at the AIMglobal website, writes a weekly column that I have come to enjoy considerably. Some of his more recent columns have been especially...
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Over at RFID Update they have an excellent 3-part article listing the top trends in RFID from 2006. It's really a "year in review" series of articles. Some of the key developments...
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ABI Research is another group that faced up to the disappointing year that 2006 was for retail mandates and supply chain uses of RFID. ABI Research makes the observation that some consumer goods...
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Taking yet another look back on 2006 is Phil Lazo, VP and General Manager of Symbol Technologies, RFID Global Products group. In what is perhaps the understatement of the year, he says 2006 was...
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Analyst firm RW Baird has issued its December 2006 Supply Chain Technology - RFID Monthly, containing its take on the RFID market in 2006. In one sense, RW Baird's reaction was similar to the...
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Mr. RFID gives his take on whether 2006 was a good year. He says, it all depends on whom you to talk to:Here we are at the end of 2006, and what a year it's been for the RFID Industry.......
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For my next several posts I plan to focus on reviewing the year 2006, and what it meant for the RFID market, so that we can set a baseline for where we are as 2007 rings in. In this......
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Want to see a map of the world with RFID points of interest superimposed? Head to the RFID Tribe website, where you can find just such an RFID map of the world. It uses a Google map, and pinpoints......
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My favorite RFID analysts, IDTechEx, have come out once again with another fascinating report. This time, they have compiled a report showing the countries that have adopted RFID the most. The United...
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Andy Kowl, subbing at Lou Sirico's column at RFID Switchboard, makes an interesting observation about Korea and its approach to RFID. In November, 2006 Korea will host the RFID/USN Conference. He...
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Inpinj, which until recently has had 100% market share when it comes to those Gen 2 chips that power RFID tags, is now facing competition as the market catches up. Customers have ordered a billion...
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Intermec is offering a trade-in program for older equipment. You can earn cash rebates for turning in old equipment and buying new stuff from Intermec. Some of the items covered in the trade-in...
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RFID tag and reader manufacturer, Alien Technology, filed for an intial public offering (IPO) in April 2006, but then last week withdrew its plans. The company gave as its reason the poor stock...
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Editor's Note: I am pleased to provide another guest post by popular guest blogger, Chris Kapsambelis. The author asserts that given the way passive RFID is being implemented today, the economic...
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by ehsan on April 27, 2006
I saw this interesting report by a market research company, RNCOS, titled "RFID Industry Analysis 2006,". In this report, as one of the results, it's been mentioned that RFID's use...
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