RFID Figures Prominently in Innovators' Plans
Filed in archive Implementation by Anita Campbell on October 05, 2005

The InformationWeek 500 is InformationWeek magazine's ranking of the leading users of business technology. Companies get high rankings for improving processes, increasing efficiencies, embracing innovation and reaching out to customers with information technology -- among other things.
The industries that highlight the use of RFID include:
- Consumer Goods (as you might expect, RFID is a priority, given the Wal-Mart and other retailer mandates of the last 24 months)
- Automotive (RFID tags are used to direct the automotive assembly line)
- Electronics (companies are experimenting with RFID technology for computer access and security)
- Health Care & Medical (using RFID to track equipment, staff and even patients)
- Retail: Specialty Merchandising (Staples is using radio frequency readers to check shelf stock)
. While we read about these technologies individually everyday, you get a much better sense of how deeply ingrained they are in businesses' processes by reading an overview like the InformationWeek 500.One other point of note: despite the broad range of technologies and innovative new projects, the total overall spending for all this technology actually has gone down from prior years:
All of which suggests to me that technology is proving its ROI: to deliver business value, improve efficiencies and reduce costs at the same time.
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