Radio frequency identification (RFID), The real-time location of objects and ability to track motion provide a wide range of useful applications in areas such as safety, security and supply chain. In recent years, radio frequency identification technology has moved from obscurity into mainstream applications that help speed the handling of manufactured goods and materials. RFID enables identifi...

RFID is a technology of automatic wireless identification and data acquisition. Meanwhile, the topic of RFID is a very popular issue in the field of technology. No Matter in software or hardware, there are many suppliers and demanders who invested a lots of resources to seek the efficiency and profit by using RFID technology. Therefore, many different solutions related to RFID application were ...

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is currently being tested and partially deployed for use in supply-chain and retail-shop management at the item level. It is seen as a means to enhance efficiency and introduce new functionality in products such as intelligent fridges or washing machines, who may query their contents. However, concern has arisen about the possibility of (mis)usin...

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is a disruptive technology that transmits information like barcodes but does not need “line of sight” contact to function. These systems allow managers to better monitor the supply chain by transmitting data in real time. Faster, more accurate information helps managers to make better decisions. Companies like Procter and Gamble have reduced inve...

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technology that has been in use since the 1940’s; however, practical business applications are more recently being developed. Dell Computers looked at their Xiamen, China manufacturing facility to see if RFID technology could result in improved efficiencies with quick payoff. The resulting scorecard showed areas within their facility that RFID technolo...

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems are now appearing in many systems and applications across enterprises and vertical markets. Spurred on by efficiencies and mandates from both private and public entities, the once obscure RFID technology of just a few years ago, is now becoming the preeminent method to meet the growing demand for tracking and identify assets and products throughout ...

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is a means of automatic identification that uses radio waves to detect, track, identify, and thus manage a variety of objects. The purpose of an RFID system is transmitting data from a portable device, called a tag, to an RFID reader to execute a particular application based on the tag provided identification or location information (Graafstra, 2006; O' Bri...

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) [1][2] technology has been used in various areas including Transportation and logistics, Manufacturing and Processing, Inventory and retail, etc. In this article, RFID technology will be used for wirelessly transmitting data from a sensor to a Central Control Unit (CCU). In this research, Architecture of Intelligent wireless sensor using RFID technology wil...

The first part of the paper discusses Wal-Mart’s adoption of RFID through the theoretical lens of the Resources, Processes, and Values (RPV) innovation theory. This part makes a theoretical argument that WalMart adopted RFID as a sustaining innovation – an incremental improvement in supply chain identification technology. The second part reviews a representative sample of IS literature in order...