Tesco’s RFID Journey – From Sceptic to Advocate
When Tesco first began evaluating RFID technology for its UK stores, the reaction inside the business was cautious at best. Britain’s largest supermarket chain had watched early RFID pilots in…
Avery Dennison Announces Q1 2026 Results
Avery Dennison has reported its first quarter 2026 financial results, posting adjusted earnings per share of $2.47, a 7.4% increase compared to the same period last year. The global materials…
Avery Dennison Announces Strategic $75 Million Investment in Wiliot to Scale Physical AI
Avery Dennison Corporation (NYSE: AVY) has put fresh capital and a board seat behind ambient IoT specialist Wiliot, taking a $75 million minority stake in a deal that cements one…
Digital Product Passports and RFID: What the EU Regulations Mean for You
The European Union’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) initiative is set to reshape how manufacturers, retailers, and consumers interact with product data. At the heart of this transformation sits RFID technology,…
RFID Middleware Explained: Why You Can’t Just Plug Readers Into Your ERP
It sounds simple enough. Buy some RFID readers, stick tags on your inventory, and let the data flow straight into your ERP. Job done, right? Not even close. Between the…
VF Corporation enters partnership with Nedap to unlock end-to-end inventory visibility across its global store estate
VF Corporation, the global apparel powerhouse behind The North Face, Vans and Timberland, has announced a major partnership with Nedap to deploy item-level RFID inventory visibility across more than 1,500…
How to Build a Business Case for RFID
Every RFID deployment starts with a simple question: will this pay for itself? Whether you are pitching to a CFO, a board, or your own operations team, a well-structured business…
Case Study: Zara’s RFID-Powered Fast Fashion Machine
When Inditex, the parent company of Zara, announced its full-scale RFID rollout across more than 2,000 stores worldwide, it signalled a turning point for retail inventory management. The Spanish fashion…
What is UHF RFID and Why Does It Dominate Modern Deployments?
Ultra-High Frequency RFID, commonly known as UHF RFID, operates within the 860 to 960 MHz frequency range and has become the backbone of modern identification and tracking systems across industries…