RFID news from FierceCIO

RFID is not dead. In fact, it's very much alive. The technology is being used in many commercial sectors and many private companies are now trying it on for size. It may be that RFID got some bad Read more...

Wal-Mart is largely credited with pioneering the role of IT as a means for streamlining global retail industry supply chains. Not too long ago, the company was garnering headlines in all of the Read more...

As Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology begins to make inroads into some enterprises, CIOs can learn a detail or two from Dow Chemical Chief Information Officer Dave Kepler. After Dow Read more...

I can tell it's almost Autumn: the trade show season is in full swing. We're including information on news from several shows this week, from RFID to innovation to the InformationWeek 500 Read more...

Ars Technica earlier this month discussed a new report from the Associated Press whichdiscusses the potential risks involved with RFID devices, including those that have been approved for use in Read more...

All the talk was around RFID at this week's RFID World in Boston where a lot of the focus was on using second-generation active and passive radio frequency identification tags to provide security and Read more...

This week, Oracle announced the new release of its core database software. Dubbed "11g," the latest code is designed to support fast-moving businesses and the hundreds of terabytes of data that Read more...

Robert Willett, CIO of Best Buy, says that he spends 80 percent of his time focused on external customer issues, an area that more and more CIOs are choosing to focus on these days. "We've got to Read more...

> Managing the mobile enterprise. White paper > Successful negotiations. Read more...

Baseline, Insight and eWeek have come out with a list of top 100 CIOs in the United States. CIOs were ranked on their tangible track records for IT success, scope of influence Read more...