“RFID wszechobecna w Ameryce”, published in the February 2011 issue of Eurologistics Magazine – in Polish.
“RFID; Ubiquitous in America – and coming soon to the EU” – the article in English.
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You’d be surprised how revealing, insightful and helpful the seemingly simple process of making toast can be. Designer and innovative practitioner of business visualization, Tom Wujec, loves asking people to draw how they make toast, because the process actually reveals unexpected truths about how to solve ‘wicked’ problems at work. In this unexpectedly refreshing TED talk, Wujec shares…
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3D printing is taking the world by storm. This technological advancement and far-reaching implications beyond what we are even aware of yet. But every month, more brilliant individuals take to the TED stage to show us a few of the possibilities. The curious TED staff took it upon themselves to compile a list of the…
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Before the iPhone, mobile phones took on a multitude of shapes and sizes. Today, however, the majority of phones feature a touch screen, a number of icons, and assume a rectangular shape. Concern has now been voiced post the Apple Inc vs Samsung Electronics trial – in which Samsung received a hefty rap over the…
The Economist puts China in the spotlight once more, and not only for its legacy of malinvestment. As it stands, Economists and policymakers around the world want China to consume more, in return for a reduction of its dependence on investment. The overall conception is that no economy that invests so heavily can possibly invest it all…
Our core scenario is that 2023 is the year that supply chains return to normal and companies turn to long-term supply chain strategies. We identify 10 data points that show supply chains mostly returning to normal, though there are notable areas of concern. We also flag what’s next for each measure. Excerpt from the beginning…
