Hewlett-Packard unveiled on Monday services for companies trying to start radio frequency identification projects. HP launched three packages that essentially create a shrink-wrapped pilot program ...

HP's RFID focus is on much more than compliance — it plans to invest $150 million over the next five years to research how RFID (radio frequency identification) can improve its supply chain management ...

Both partnerships reflect the ongoing shift in RFID deployments from pilots to production, says HP. “Early in the RFID adoption phase, we were asked to explain how the technology worked and how ...

RFID tagging for data center assets is a new service introduced today by HP under its “Factory Express RFID Service.” Keeping track of data center assets is a security issue that HP says can be ...

HP Brazil has introduced an offer for the second half of this year regarding a new and expanded experience for its customers. The offer involves the integration of radio frequency identification ...

Hewlett-Packard plans to affix EPC Gen 2 tags to blade servers, data storage and other IT assets its customers order, enabling them to begin tracking the locations of the items as soon as they receive ...

HP today announced Oct. 23 that its researchers have created a RFID asset tracking technology for data centers and successfully tested it with Meijer Inc., a grocery retailer with stores throughout ...

HP and Royal Philips Electronics are partnering to speed the adoption of the latest global RFID standard, designed to allow interoperable technology, solutions and services for migration from previous ...

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eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. With more than eight months of Wal-Mart RFID experience at ...

The first is geared toward companies across industries implementing RFID, and the second toward retailers to help them monitor and collect customer-buying patterns to better anticipate consumer demand ...