Category: Enterprise Apps

Wal-Mart Chief Information Officer Rollin Ford envisions a time when shoppers will be able to approach a checkout line and tally up and pay for

At a high-end department store in Germany, the future of RFID technology is now on view. At Galeria Kaufhof in Essen, Germany, the retailer Metro

Despite some big strategic changes, the retail giant insists it’s not retreating on its investment. Story Guide: Falling Short of Expectations The RFID Promise Making

Before a new application or website feature goes live on Target.com, before even the first line of HTML or programming code is written, Jay Morgan

If the U.S. decides to pull out of Iraq, its military forces won’t exit immediately—they can’t. Moving 160,000 troops and tons of equipment is a

First it was Gmail—a free web-based service that changed how conversations were organized, made them easy to search, and, with its speed and 1 gigabyte

When Warner Bros. Entertainment established an umbrella division, the Warner Home Entertainment Group, last October for all business units involved in the digital delivery of

For years, other companies have been trying to imitate the just-in-time (JIT) supply chain practices exemplified by Toyota. But the basic assumptions behind JIT itself

Radio frequency identification (RFID) tagging provides a way for companies to track products through the supply chain, from manufacturing plant to distributor and, ultimately, to