RFID stories
Manhattan Associates has been recognised at the 2023 Vendors in Partnership (VIP) awards as an Omni-Channel Excellence finalist in Australia.
The market is estimated to thrive between 2021 and 2031 on the back of healthy demand from retail, eCommerce, logistics and manufacturing facilities.
The expanded RFID capabilities in Manhattan's store solution improve inventory accuracy, automate store processes, and reduce labour costs.
Organisations are turning to visitor management systems to create safe environments, with automated systems eliminating human error and enhancing security.
Equinix has partnered with SML to enable efficient supply chain and inventory management for retailers affected by the pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The agreement provides Dicker Data's resellers with access to Honeywell's leading mobile computing and data capture technologies.
Ekster's latest smart wallet, backed by USD $1 million in crowdfunding, is voice-activated and solar-powered, offering seamless tracking and superior security.
OpenSC enables anyone to scan product QR codes which automatically takes them to information about where a specific product's journey.
The growing demands for automation and digitisation are creating considerable growth opportunities for RFID vendors.
Farewell tinfoil hats—Ekster's wallet promises chic protection against RFID skimming with a stylish, secure solution.
Educational institutes are phasing out legacy security systems for smart RFID cards. Follow these six steps to ensure a successful smart card migration.
The agreement will see an expanded availability of AiRISTA Flow's Real-Time Location System (RTLS) technology across the APAC channel.
Zebra Technologies has revolutionised sports analytics by bringing RFID player tracking from the NFL to global sports leagues.
From punch cards to IoT, explore Zebra Technologies' journey of innovation in print and data capture over the last three decades.
NZ's summer festivals Rhythm and Vines and Rhythm and Alps introduce RFID wristbands for a unique experience with Spark and Spotify. #MyFestivalStory.
Dougal Watt, CTO for IBM New Zealand, shares his vision of which five sustainable innovations will change our lives in the next five years.
Resurgence of RFID technology, generative AI with voice commerce, unified supply chain management, and AR integration is set to revolutionise Australia's retail scene.
The Hull NHS significantly slashed search times for devices with 'All-In-One Solution', merging real-time location tracking and digital record systems.
Smartphone NFC capabilities put users at risk of identity theft and hacking, warns Australian startup ARMOURCARD.
A DX project has helped the new Bendigo Hospital streamlined processes and workflow, optimising outcomes and providing patient transparency.
