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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 163
DynaLogger Provides UHF RFID Temperature and Moisture Tracking
Dynamox, a technology company in Florianopolis, Brazil, is marketing a new ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID-enabled data logger that serves as a low-cost option for tracking goods in a cold supply chain using RFID sensors.
Apple Moves Closer to iPhone Assembly in India
The government of the Indian state of Karnataka says it welcomed a proposal from Apple Inc to begin initial manufacturing operations in the state, in a sign the tech company is slowly moving forward with plans to assemble iPhones in the country.
More Firms Consider Nearshoring Production Thanks to Automation
Companies in developed markets are increasingly nearshoring production as the labour cost advantages of manufacturing in places such as China have eroded, according to a new report.
Get Your Supply Chain Ready for the Industrial Internet of Things
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), the sophisticated, connected B2B sibling of IoT, is still in its relative infancy. Yet, companies which don't take baby steps now might soon find themselves scrambling to keep up with faster-maturing peers on the path to the optimized, synchronized, automated manufacturing vision of “Industry 4.0.”
How Smaller Companies Can Conquer Big Data
Big data is threatening to swamp small companies.
Hackers and Rivals in an IoT World
Many of the organizations that stand to benefit from IoT technology face something of a Catch-22: They can exert great caution in deploying connected technology, thereby minimizing their chances security breaches, but also slowing them down, putting them at a competitive disadvantage. On the other hand, companies that are cavalier in how they deploy IoT technologies increase their risk of getting hacked.
Food Company Pilots UHF RFID to Enhance Pig Life History
Radio frequency identification provides an opportunity for the food industry to better monitor the health of animals and the storage of meat before it is provided to consumers, says German food industry company Tönnies Livestock. The company's business group has developed an ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) system for tracking pigs using a passive RFID-enabled ear tag and readers, as well as its own software to manage the collected data.
Search for Better iPhone Screens Leads to Japan's Rice Fields
Apple's quest to adopt advanced displays for its next-generation iPhone hinges on a single supplier in the Japanese countryside.
Continuous Sales and Operations Planning Process at TE Connectivity
The task of linking systems of any company with truly global reach is difficult enough to begin with, says Lindsey Kathmann, supply chain analyst at TE Connectivity, but complexity is heightened when the enterprise is structured into separate business units, some with their own spinoffs.
In Advance of Earnings Calls, Apparel Brands Face the 'Trump Question'
What to say? As corporate chieftains prepare for a round of no doubt excruciatingly painful fourth-quarter conference calls with Wall Street, they find themselves on unusually uncertain ground.
More Manufacturers Are Investing in Augmented Reality
Way back in December 1890, decades before it landed its first defense contracts, Newport News Shipbuilding delivered its maiden hull, a 90-foot tugboat affectionately named for the young daughter of a former Navy Secretary. Dorothy was delivered at a loss, well over budget. Big data might have helped to curb the overrun. Augmented reality might have helped, too.
Bosch, Cisco, BNY Mellon, Others Launch New Blockchain Consortium
Cisco Systems Inc, Bosch Ltd and several other companies, have set up a consortium to work on how blockchain can be used to secure and improve "internet of things" applications, as sectors beyond finance seek to benefit from bitcoin’s underlying technology.
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