Target, Inc.

While Oracle's pursuit of Siebel Systems took center stage in 2005, analysts expect to see increased use of partner networks and third-party maintenance providers heading into 2006.

Kimberly-Clark promotes RFID adoption both within its own walls and the consumer goods industry at large

Electrolux looks toward an entirely RFID-capable supply chain, from point of manufacture to the store floor

Procter & Gamble wields the power of demand signals to tap shifting tastes of consumers

The progress of RFID-enabled container standards hits a snag.

To achieve significant inventory reduction goals and improve supply chain performance, Unilever taps SmartOps Multistage Inventory Planning & Optimization (MIPO) solution in North America.

Like most consumer goods manufacturers, Thermos is facing increased pressure from its larger retail partners like Wal-Mart, Target and Walgreens to deliver orders faster and more accurately, and to implement new technology standards like radio frequency identification (RFID).

Late last year, clothing manufacturer VF Corp. signed a three-year agreement to purchase RFID tags and readers from Alien Technology to identify products in cases and pallets headed to Wal-Mart and other retailers that use RFID.