 | There are Four Key Benefits, McKinsey Says, but Data Integration will be the Key to Results |
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| RFID in a Box Redux; Sprint Opens IoT Store; Digimarc Still Looking for Market Traction |
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| Impinj Sees Big Quarterly Loss, but Stock Price Up; Google Making Progress with Operating System for IoT; China's Waltonchain Makes More Bold Claims about Its RFID Technology |
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| Embedded RFID in Humans for Payments? How about RFID on Your Teeth for Calorie and Other Tracking? IoT Security - Does Anyone Care? |
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| John Hill Receives Presigious AIDC Award; Company Claims New One Cent RFID Tag for Retail Application; Rash of Arrests for Using Fake Bar Codes at Retail |
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| Still not much Action in RFID and Supply Chain; SCDigest Models Helps to Categorize Opportunties |
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| Designed for High Speed Inkjet Printing on High Speed Manufacturing Lines, Code Might Someday Provide Answer to Walmart 2016 Bar Code Mandate |
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| GS1 UK Study Touts Retail RFID Results; Introduction to Interesting Chinese Company Waltonchain; Tale of Two AIDC Stocks |
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| New Smaller, Passive UHF Inlay; Impinj Stock Price Tanks; Comparing Passive, Semi-Passive, and Active RFD Tags |
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| Taking Page from Its POS Scanning Capability, Technology would Enable Scanning Any Part of the Carton to Get a Good Read |
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