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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Frontline Solutions

• Users still cautious on RFID
• Software for ERP systems
• UHF printers and readers
• Percentage wise
• Printer/applicator
• The standards body and the market starter: a case of inherent conflict
  by George D. Miller
• The missing piece: middleware, a critical element of RFID implementation, emerges from disparate sources
  by Peter Winer
• Pallet-based RFID integration
• Smart label printer-applicator
• RFID Smart Printers
• Cutting through the hype
  by George D. Miller
• High-tech container security: pressed to protect cargo from damage, theft, and terrorist threats, business and government turn to wireless sensors and RFID tags
  by Tom Kevan
• Smart labels
• LXE Inc. now offers radio frequency identification support in its MX3 rugged mobile computers
• Drinking and technology do mix
• UCC: conflicting roles, mixed reviews: amid complaints, organizational changes, and leadership transitions, the UCC maintains slow but steady momentum
  by Tom Kevan
• Printer/encoder
• Tagging system
• Market inches up amid mixed indicators
  by Margot Crabtree
• Pilot tales: consider the experience of the battle-worn before starting your RFID pilot
  by Michael Bordenaro
• RFID printer
• Software upgrade
• Will the next 200 suppliers please stand up?
• The great circle of collaboration
• Turnkey compliance software
• Compliance labeling
• Escort Memory Systems
• RFID in perspective: from "slap and ship" to high integrity data and the operational challenges in between
  by Todd Warden
• SkyeTek Inc. has created a radio frequency identification reader—the SkyeRead M1-Mini—designed to connect to Crossbow Technology's MICA2DOT "smart dust" sensor network mote
• New industries embrace RFID
• The big "Ah-Ha!"—the money is in the financial supply chain: hundreds of billions of dollars—that's the collective amount of potential savings still stuck inside supply chains. Why hasn't it been unlocked?
  by Kurt Cavano
• Programmed label service
• Avery Dennison Printer Systems' Printacher
• RFID manufacturers jockey for position
• Musco Family Olive Company automates distribution: a new software suite helps improve inventory management and product traceability at the company's distribution center
  by Brian Albright
• RFID printing
• Military tests wearable technology
• Industry rises to aftermarket parts challenges: increasingly, businesses are turning to new technology tools and outsourcing to become more competitive
  by Brian Albright
• Red Prairie: securing inventory and assets across the supply chain
  by Michael Dempsey
• IBM iSeries smart labels
• Quote of the month
• RFID launch package
• Offshoring: bringing retailing back into balance: over-reliance on offshoring can bash, rather than boost, retail profit margins
  by John Vande Vate
• Ten years of "Integrator's Notebook"
  by Rick Duris