RFID News, April 2005
As IP battles continue to rage, a startup has released middleware under an open source software license, meaning anyone — including competitors — can use or alter the product. It also means that, if properly supported and developed, it could become a viable platform for a number of smaller, service-based providers. Also in this issue, Manhattan Associates talks about its new product, the TSA launches an ambitious vehicle and cargo tracking prototype, and an interview with an analyst skeptical of cross-industry progress.
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