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Coping With the Nightmare of Consumer-Product Recalls

My previous post covered the difficulty of tracing and ensuring the quality of automotive and aerospace parts. The job is just as tough for consumer packaged goods and food producers.

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Dancing With Robots on the Factory Floor

Maybe people and robots can co-exist in the workplace after all.

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Fujitsu Enters Defense Arena with Acquisition of RFID Technology Provider

Fujitsu UK & Ireland (UK&I), the IT systems arm of global electronics firm Fujitsu, has acquired Texas RFID software and solutions provider GlobeRanger.

How Much Privacy Is There in a Connected-Asset Home?

A recent White House report on big data wonders aloud about the capability of sensors and smart meters to turn homes into fish tanks, completely transparent to marketers, police – and criminals.

Call It Additive Manufacturing, Please, Not 3D Printing

The biggest engineering companies nowadays prefer to talk about "additive manufacturing" rather than "3D printing".

Resilinc Offers Corporate Social Responsibility Module in SupplyIntel

Resilinc Corp., a vendor of applications for supply-chain resiliency, has made available the SupplyIntel CSR (corporate social responsibility) Module.

RFID Research Center Moves from Arkansas to Auburn University

The RFID Research Center, currently part of the University of Arkansas, is moving to an Alabama site near Auburn University, with which it will now be affiliated.

Avionics May Be Major Component of Japan's Renewed Interest in Arms Exports

The Japanese government has long banned most weapons exports. That policy helped buttress Japan's pacifism, but it also hindered the growth of the country's defense industry. Because it couldn't sell parts overseas, Japanese defense companies missed out on chances to develop fighter jets, tanks and other weaponry with the U.S. That's changing.

Logistics Challenges in Mexico

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You Can't Make a Car with 3D Printing, But You Can Produce a Jet Engine

The 3D printing market is expected to quadruple over the next decade to $12bn, moving from its main use today of creating prototypes to the most complex of production parts, according to Lux Research.

Zebra Technologies Agrees to Acquire Motorola's Enterprise Business

Zebra Technologies Corp. has agreed to acquire the Enterprise business of Motorola Solutions Inc.

The Show Must Go On: How Xerox Supports Tradeshow Logistics

The company combines internal support with a pair of outside logistics and fulfillment partners, to help its marketing and sales people maintain an intense schedule of tradeshow appearances.

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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Enhancing High-Value Electronics Shipment Security with Tive's Real-Time Tracking

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