Checkpoint Systems

Kimberly-Clark improves in-store product promotions

OATSystems announces the immediate availability of its Asset Tracking and Work-in-Process Solution, which has been implemented at a number of customer sites, including Hewlett-Packard Brazil and Tesco, and enables industrial, aerospace and automotive manufacturers as well as retailers to improve asset visibility and utilization, enhance work-in-process manufacturing, increase supply chain efficiencies, reduce shrink and error-proof deliveries.

A great deal of vision within the consumer goods industry comes from small to mid-size businesses (SMBs). The following profiles highlight select companies that are poised to breakout of the midmarket and reach that $1 billion mark.

A group of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology organizations announced their support for the open-source development of EPCglobal-compliant Low-Level Reader Protocol (LLRP) software libraries, which enable EPCglobal UHF Gen 2 communications via the LLRP universal reader-to-network interface.

Checkpoint Systems Inc. introduces its line of Enhanced Performing (EP) radio frequency (RF) electronic article surveillance (EAS) labels.

Like most other consumer product companies, Kimberly-Clark Corporation invests significantly in in-store product promotions, using a manufactured display that features the promoted product as a primary vehicle.

Checkpoint Systems Inc. developed several new EPC Generation 2 (Gen 2), Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) RFID labels and tags.

Like most other consumer product companies, Kimberly-Clark Corporation invests significantly in in-store product promotions, using a manufactured display that