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• Edit ID develops low frequency RFID solution for LPG gas cylinders, case study dec. 2008. Download
  
  

  EDiT iD Limited, a New Zealand based RFID Reader development company, provided ELPIJI Sdn Bhd of Malaysia who manufacture items that are used in the commercial and domestic LPG (Propane) sector, with a range of opportunities that may be realised by deploying RFID.

• Dementia and Innovative Technologies, by Mike Clarke, dec. 2008. Download

  A research project has been undertaken by the of Southern Queensland and its partners on the use of innovative technology in the management of dementia patients and community carers.

  • "Kimberley-Clark gets an early win", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal March-April 2007. Download

Kimberley-Clark
The global health and hygiene company is using RFID to track promotional displays of its incontinence products. The result? K-C has improved its execution of in-store promotions by more than 20 percent, which should lead to increased sales.

• "Lab-powered innovation", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal March-April 2007. Download

Kimberley-Clark
Kimberly-Clark Uses Its “Dirty” Lab To Design And Test RFID Applications

• "Metro is back on track", by Jonathan Collins, RFID Journal Sept-Oct 2006. Download
  
  Metro
  The retailer planned a bold RFID deployment in 2004, which was derailed by a host of issues. But now the company is moving full-steam ahead to implement EPC Gen 2 technology in its supply chain.
  
• "How World Kitchen Got It Right", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal July-Aug 2006. Download
  
  World Kitchen
  The manufacturer of consumer housewares integrated its RFID tagging operation with its back-end systems to keep the cost of complying with mandates low —and to lay the groundwork for a system that could be scaled up and deliver internal benefits.
  
  
• "E-Pedigree Pioneers", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal March April 2006. Download
  
  Purdue Pharma and H.D. Smith
  A groundbreaking pilot proves RFID tags can be used as the information carrying platform to create secure electronic documents with chain-of-custody information. If widely adopted, the system could make it harder for criminals to sneak counterfeit drugs into the legitimate supply chain.
  
• "EPC Bag Tagging Takes Wing", by Mary Catherine O'Connor, RFID-Journal, 5th december 2005. Download
  
  AIR TRAFFIC
  The Transportation Security Administration conducted an end-to-end trial proving
  UHF EPC tags can be read in Asian, U.S. and European regulatory environments,
  and that airlines can use the EPCglobal data model to share bag tag data.

• "Ultimate Control", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal Nov/Dec 2005. Download
  
  IBM
  At its semiconductor plant in East Fishkill, N.Y., IBM has used RFID to completely automate the
  manufacturing of advanced microchips from 300-millimeter silicon wafers. The high-tech facility
  optimizes production, speeds up product development and improves customer service.

• "Catches RFID", by Elizabeth Wasserman, RFID Journal, March-April 2005. Download
  
  Beaver Street Fisheries
  The frozen-seafood dealer met Wal-Mart’s RFID mandate a year ahead of schedule—and it expects to land internal benefits as well.
  
• "Wal-Mart Tackles Out-of-Stocks", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal, March-April 2005. Download
  
  Wal-Mart
  Wal-Mart is rolling out new applications and processes in its first seven RFI D-enabled stores, to ensure that items are on the shelves when customers want to buy them.
• "Pharma gets down to the item", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal Jan - Feb 2004. Download

Pharma
The pharmaceutical company is the first in the world to integrate RFID tagging of individual bottles of pills into its packaging line.

• "BP eyes new opportunities", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal October 2004. Download

BP
The oil giant is pioneering the use of RFID and cutting-edge sensor technologies to monitor assets and react quickly to changes in environmental conditions. The potential benefits are huge.

• "How to get RFID compliant", RFID Journal July 2004.Download

Sensormatic
What does it take to comply with Wal-Mart’s RFID tagging requirements? An exclusive look at the rigorous testing of personal-care products at the Sensormatic RFID Performance Center in Boca Raton, Florida.

• "Gilette sharpens its edge", by Mark Roberti, RFID Journal April 2004. Download

Gilette
The 103-year-old company launched a major RFID project at one of its distribution centers. The goal: foster a new culture of innovation to achieve dramatic efficiencies in its supply chain.