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RFID
May 16, 2007

RFID keeps sushi moving

In this World Wide Wrap: RFID keeps sushi moving, RFID secures exam papers, and Cardinal Health integrates RFID.

Kirsten Doyle
2:10
RFID
May 14, 2007

MS demands open source royalties

In today's technology roundup: MS demands open source royalties, AMD's 'phenomenal' processors, Halo 3 gets mixed reviews, and RFID stifles cheaters.

Kirsten Doyle
1:50
Retail Technology
May 10, 2007

Technology boosts retailer profits

In this World Wide Wrap: Technology boosts retailer profits, what a mesh, and luxury tech store opens.

Bandile Sikwane
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US Homeland Security
May 10, 2007

Flawed exit plan pushed through

In this World Wide Wrap: Flawed exit plan pushed through, tough love in cafeteria lunch line, biometrics for US Armed Services, and Fujitsu wins award.

Leon Engelbrecht
2:30
May 10, 2007

Information protected by biometric technology

Konica Minolta South Africa's bizhub C550 introduces new finger vein authentication.

Konica Minolta South Africa
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RFID
May 9, 2007

Business to gain from RFID

AMR Research predicts that RFID will be a $20 billion market by 2013.

EOH
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SOA
May 8, 2007

SOA essential for RFID

In this World Wide Wrap: SOA essential for RFID, British Energy lights up with SOA, and enterprise needs new management style.

Candice Jones
1:30
Dragon
May 4, 2007

Dragon takes on industrial environments

Datalogic's Dragon bar code readers provide a solution for demanding industrial applications. [Local rep: ProScan Systems]

ProScan Systems
1:50
May 4, 2007

Laser coding made safer

Square One Solutions Group has introduced Domino DPX extraction units for fume and particle removal during laser marking operations.

Square One Solutions
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Retail
May 3, 2007

Retail RFID pilots for three years

In this World Wide Wrap: Retail RFID pilots for three years, awards honour technology, and InComm expands.

Kirsten Doyle
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RFID
May 2, 2007

US trusted traveller programme takes off

In this World Wide Wrap: US trusted-traveller programme takes off, biometric identification concerns Canada, Wal-Mart embraces 'green' potential, RFID alarms privacy advocates, and unified identity challenge examined.

Leon Engelbrecht
2:10
Printronix
Apr 30, 2007

Printronix, PDC offer RFID printers

This printers are optimised for small to medium environments.

PDC
 
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