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| Publication: | The Barcode News |
| Date: | 9/11/2012 |
| Citation: | Bar Code Imaging: Trends in the Americas, a guest post by VDC analyst Richa Gupta. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | ThingMagic Blog |
| Date: | 7/23/2012 |
| Citation: | 1.5 billion [RFID] tags will be applied to apparel by the end of 2012. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID Journal |
| Date: | 6/21/2012 |
| Citation: | Motorola was already a leading provider of RFID-enabled handheld devices, says Michael Liard, the automatic-identification director at analyst firm VDC Research, but this acquisition will provide the company not only with a wider client base and a larger market share in the RFID sector, but also a larger geographic footprint..."It shows us that RFID is less of a silo now," Liard states, "and part of a more holistic solution to business problems." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Businessweek |
| Date: | 6/8/2012 |
| Citation: | The global market for hardware, software and services tied to wireless asset- tracking and real-time location technology may double to $1.6 billion by 2016, Drew Nathanson, a vice president at Natick, Massachusetts-based VDC Research Group, has said. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Supplychain Review |
| Date: | 5/24/2012 |
| Citation: | “Our research shows the impact of expenditures on device infrastructure, such as communication docks, battery chargers and the associated facilities, can be as much as 12 percent of the total cost of an enterprise mobility deployment,” says VDC Research Group Barcode Analyst Richa Gupta. “By integrating the latest line of mobile printers with its FlexDock modular docking system, Intermec is directly addressing the growing need for end-user enterprises to reduce their current and ongoing infrastructure costs.” Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Online Media Daily |
| Date: | 5/11/2012 |
| Citation: | Much of the attention to date on NFC has focused on mobile payments, but the technology can enable marketing, advertising, digital content delivery, access control, gaming, device pairing via Bluetooth and location-based services, according to VDC Research Analyst Mike Liard.
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| Publication: | RFID Journal |
| Date: | 4/12/2012 |
| Citation: | "Customers want standards-backed technology," [says Michael Liard, an analyst at VDC Research]..."This is an example where vendors find some common ground in a collaborative way," Liard states, that is likely to benefit the UWB and active RFID industries, as well as end users. Customers, he adds—particularly large "tier-one" organizations—prefer a standard and are likely to be less comfortable with proprietary technology. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID 24-7 |
| Date: | 3/27/2012 |
| Citation: | In a recent web cast hosted by VDC Research, RFID analyst Mike Liard estimated that apparel accounts for 75-80 percent of passive UHF item level tagging volume, with nearly 1.3 billion tags expected to be consumed this year...“The hottest vertical using passive UHF tags for ITL is without question the retail apparel segment, for both open loop and closed loop supply chains,” says Liard... “China and Korea are deploying the technology and trying to achieve protection of brand and to enable consumers to authenticate products in a retail environment,” says Liard. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | MediaPost Online |
| Date: | 3/22/2012 |
| Citation: | Michael Liard, director of the Automatic Identification Business Practice at VDC Research, will highlight NFC, the "next big thing for advertisers," at the Search Insider Summit in April.
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| Publication: | AIMGlobal.org |
| Date: | 3/7/2012 |
| Citation: | "I think that RFID is always worth a look for enterprises out there in the space and one of the ways I advise them, when I can and where I can, is to tell them to revisit their RFID strategies and even their RFID program management and really take to heart the concept of business process change before technology change. I think, years ago, we were so wrapped up in the technology change aspect of this dynamic that we lost sight of [the fact that] RFID is another input technology similar to those that we've seen in the past and we will see in the future and should not be treated separately." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID 24-7 |
| Date: | 2/8/2012 |
| Citation: | “The main thing to consider here is that you are removing the antenna so you are saving that cost as part of the finished transponder,” says Mike Liard, RFID analyst at VDC Research. “And they are mitigating RF interference issues associated with metal and liquids by removing the antenna. This technology could then be shared or licensed to vendors that may be able to produce tags in new ways and open up new markets for the technology.” Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID Journal |
| Date: | 2/1/2012 |
| Citation: | "If not for the military doing this decades ago, who knows where the RFID market would be?" says Michael Liard, director of RFID at VDC Research. "It was an early adopter and remains a champion."
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| Publication: | Logistics Management |
| Date: | 1/1/2012 |
| Citation: | “We’re seeing a convergence of technologies, including RFID, 2D bar codes, voice, GPS and sensors,” says Mike Liard, director of the RFID practice for VDC Research, a Massachusetts-based research firm. “And, we’re seeing a broader value proposition associated with asset management besides just where something is located.”
It is also one of the fastest-growing segments of the RFID market. “We are seeing new applications, use cases and ROI models, and we’re seeing them across industries,” Liard says. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Reuters |
| Date: | 10/18/2011 |
| Citation: | Retailers are in the midst of the technology revolution. Research firm VDC Research estimates retailers worldwide will spend 12 percent more on installing self-check-out kiosks -- which require fewer staff -- by 2015. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Connected Planet |
| Date: | 10/6/2011 |
| Citation: | Chris Rezendes, executive vice president of m2m and embedded device research firm VDC Research, said he expects to see strong interest in cloud-based m2m from chief financial officers who are asking why their companies are buying SCADA servers, for example, when they don’t pay for email in that manner. Rezendes added, though, that VDC also expects to see private cloud m2m implementations, perhaps involving communities of companies in specific vertical markets. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Connected World Magazine |
| Date: | 9/30/2011 |
| Citation: | Drew Nathanson, vice president of AutoID, VDC Research Group, www.vdcresearch.com, says systems integrators and developers can now design complex, production-ready innovations for item-level asset traceability and operational collaboration from the operations floor through the use of Javascript programming. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Connected World Magazine |
| Date: | 9/30/2011 |
| Citation: | Drew Nathanson, vice president of AutoID, VDC Research Group, www.vdcresearch.com, says systems integrators and developers can now design complex, production-ready innovations for item-level asset traceability and operational collaboration from the operations floor through the use of Javascript programming. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | MediaPost |
| Date: | 9/26/2011 |
| Citation: | While NFC mostly supports consumer applications today, VDC research analyst John Shuster said there are plenty of possibilities for the technology in the enterprise space. It's not clear whether Google will extend support into the enterprise applications market, which could mean analytics connecting offline PoS systems with ad platforms. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Supply Chain Digest |
| Date: | 8/24/2011 |
| Citation: | According to David Krebs, an analyst at market research firm VDC Research Group, after the EMS acquisition Honeywell's position in the wires and automated data collection market will look looks something like this (based on 2010 revenues): Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Business Solutions |
| Date: | 8/22/2011 |
| Citation: | According to VDC Research, TSC ranked among the Top-10 Global Barcode Printer Manufacturers in 2009 and had earned an estimated 3 percent share of the worldwide barcode printer market by 2010. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID Journal |
| Date: | 8/1/2011 |
| Citation: | "When it first started, it was all about 'I'm going to take this RFID solution and I'm going to show it to everyone and I'm going to get into every market I can!'" says Drew Nathanson, director of research operations for VDC Research. "Then it kind of started moving toward, 'It's just too big and broad of a market; I need to have some specialization and some focus.'" Today, narrow verticals are in vogue. "This has been evolving over time, and now you have these polished solutions that are really easy to get into," he says. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Elmira Star-Gazette |
| Date: | 7/30/2011 |
| Citation: | The vendors of the systems raked in $524.1 million worldwide in 2010, a 46 percent increase from 2007, according to technology research firm VDC Research Group. VDC also projects growth of 84 percent over the next five years. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | msnbc.com |
| Date: | 7/22/2011 |
| Citation: | Self-checkout suppliers raked in $524.1 million worldwide in 2010, a 46 percent increase from 2007, according to technology research firm VDC Research Group, which projects growth of 84 percent over the next five years. As technology improves, self-checkout likely will migrate into store aisles as customers armed with smart phones use new apps to scan and pay for items on the spot. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Selfserviceworld.com |
| Date: | 6/9/2011 |
| Citation: | According to research released by VDC in 2011, the mobile worker population exceeded 1 billion in 2010 and with an increasingly mobile and distributed workforce, is expected to grow by more than 10 percent over the next three years. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Logistics Online |
| Date: | 5/17/2011 |
| Citation: | "Our research indicates that the vast majority of Tier I - III global enterprises with a mobile workforce will install new applications, or upgrade existing solutions during the next three years. Yet, they have perhaps too many options to choose from," said Chris Rezendes, executive vice president, VDC Research Group. "Initiatives such as Honeywell's ISVstore.com could help make the process of identifying, prequalifying, and ultimately sourcing enterprise mobility software more efficient and effective for users and their channel partners." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Puget Sound Business Journal |
| Date: | 4/21/2011 |
| Citation: | VDC Research Group forecasts that the number of UHF Gen2 tag chips shipped will increase from 1.6 billion in 2010 to 41.0 billion in 2015, a growth rate of 92 percent. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Packaging Magazine |
| Date: | 3/28/2011 |
| Citation: | According to VDC Research, the mobile printer category is experiencing 9.2 per cent compound annual growth, which found the percentage of end users who consider return on investment (ROI) an obstacle to adopting mobile printers had fallen nearly in half since a previous study. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFIDNews |
| Date: | 3/15/2011 |
| Citation: | A recent survey from VDC Research projects the Europe, Middle East, and Africa market for RFID printer/encoders is expected to grow by nearly 20% in 2011 – attributed to an increased demand from retail to manufacturing, health care and other industries for item-level tracking to better monitor inventory levels and track assets. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID 24-7 |
| Date: | 1/31/2011 |
| Citation: | “According to an RFID end user survey we conducted in Q4 2010, more than 70 percent of respondents cited the following four reasons for adopting a cloud/hosted platform: cost savings, ease of implementation, ease of upgrading/refresh, and speed of deployment,” says Drew Nathanson, director of operations at VDC Research Group. “That figure is even higher when looking exclusively at the Tier II and Tier III communities.” Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | WTN News |
| Date: | 1/26/2011 |
| Citation: | “The bar code is low cost and has been adopted by participants throughout the supply chain,” says Tom Wimmer, director of the AutoID & transaction automation practice at VDC. “RFID serves as a viable complement to the bar code where increased functionality is needed. Both technologies are increasingly seen as simply data carriers, and when deployed together can provide tangible benefits and a swift return on investment.” Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | WTN News |
| Date: | 1/19/2011 |
| Citation: | Drew Nathanson, senior RFID analyst and director of research operations at VDC Research Group, expects the retail industry to consume at least 3.4 billion RFID tags by 2014. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID Journals |
| Date: | 1/19/2011 |
| Citation: | "Number management and serialization [of EPC numbers for RFID tags] is one of the most difficult challenges end users face with regard to RFID," says Andrew Nathanson, the director of research operations at VDC Research. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | ThingMagic |
| Date: | 12/9/2010 |
| Citation: | "Businesses are scaling and deploying. In many different ways, RFID is moving to the next stage."
- Drew Nathanson, Director of operations, VDC Research. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID 24-7 |
| Date: | 11/17/2010 |
| Citation: | Bar code and RFID technology continue to converge. In a recent study conducted by VDC Research and revealed during a webcast this afternoon, 34 percent of bar code users are integrating RFID into their bar code solution. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | ScreenMedia Daily |
| Date: | 11/14/2010 |
| Citation: | "Customer engagement is getting crazier. Do you remember the old days when all we had was point-of-sale?" asked Chris Rezendes, Executive Vice President at VDC Research, a provider of technology market research and strategic consulting. "Now we have point-of-decision, point-of-service, and point-of-delivery—almost any point inside of the retail environment. Today, you can have all of these transactions taking place anywhere the consumer wants it, and that means that a brand needs to be everywhere as well. The basic fact we all need to recognize is that the traditional customer acquisition, closed-loop management, and retention life cycle have been destroyed. The idea that there are points of leverage for brands has shifted—and there's now a new set of rules—these new rules are favoring the consumer more than anyone else." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Datalogic |
| Date: | 11/9/2010 |
| Citation: | Confirmed by the VDC Report, Datalogic Scanning holds the leading fixed retail scanning position in all three major economies of the world: the Americas, EMEA and APAC. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID 24-7 |
| Date: | 11/1/2010 |
| Citation: | “It’s a huge deal,” says Drew Nathanson, senior RFID analyst and director of research operations at VDC Research Group, Inc. “It is going to create a lot more activity for overall item level tracking, which is driving a lot of what’s going on in the retail sector right now. This proves the concept that these bigger retailers believe in the technology and that it’s important enough for the industry to come together and work on this because [item-level tagging] is going to be there.” Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID 24-7 |
| Date: | 7/5/2010 |
| Citation: | Drew Nathanson, senior RFID analyst and director of research operations at VDC Research Group, Inc., says more than 400 million tags will be consumed by retail in 2010, a number that jumps to 800 million in 2011. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Logistics Management |
| Date: | 6/14/2010 |
| Citation: | When I talked to Drew Nathanson, director of research operations for VDC Research Group, he was downright excited about the results of a recent survey of RFID users. In a nutshell, he told me, Tier I companies say their planned spending on RFID in 2010 is up by 200% over their planned spending in 2009, with an average planned spend of about $3.5 million. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Logistics Management |
| Date: | 6/9/2010 |
| Citation: | “Sensing and monitoring is beginning to take hold,” says Drew Nathanson, director of research operations for VDC Research Group, the Massachusetts based technology research firm. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Logistics Management |
| Date: | 6/3/2010 |
| Citation: | “Managed services is a relatively new offering for the RFID industry, but it is emerging,” says Drew Nathanson, director of research operations for the Massachusetts based technology research firm. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Modern Materials Handling |
| Date: | 6/2/2010 |
| Citation: | Every year for the past five years or so has been the year RFID was going to take off in the supply chain. Too often, the reality failed to live up to the hype. That may be about to change, according to a new survey of RFID users from VDC Research Group (http://www.vdcresearch.com), the Massachusetts based technology research firm. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Modern Materials Handling |
| Date: | 6/2/2010 |
| Citation: | One of the emerging stories in the RFID market is the convergence of technologies around RFID. “Sensing and monitoring is beginning to take hold,” says Drew Nathanson, director of research operations for VDC Research Group (http://www.vdcresearch.com), the Massachusetts based technology research firm. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | The New York Times |
| Date: | 5/25/2010 |
| Citation: | The newfangled machines, which cost $3,000 to tens of thousands of dollars, are now a small part of the industry, generating less than a $1 billion in revenue, said Chris Rezendes of VDC Research. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | TMCnet.com |
| Date: | 4/6/2010 |
| Citation: | "As passive RFID becomes more core to enterprises and value chains, the role of printers and applicators will be greatly expanded," state Drew Nathanson, director of research operations, VDC Research. "The RFID industry is poised for significant gains..." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | The Christian Science Monitor |
| Date: | 3/24/2010 |
| Citation: | However, automated retail may help retailers manage costs, says Rory Gardner, an analyst with VDC Research Group, a Natick, Mass., company that studies the self-service industry. "Not only can self-service help you change the way you interact with..." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Tagsys RFID |
| Date: | 3/16/2010 |
| Citation: | “Item-level RFID implementations are growing in supply chain, asset tracking, consumer goods, retail and other industries because they provide real value by helping companies cut costs, enhance customer experiences and grow sales,” said Andrew... Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | The Journal of New England Technology |
| Date: | 1/29/2010 |
| Citation: | But the real test will come if Airbus has to track the history of a part that failed and caused a catastrophe, according to Drew Nathansson, director of research of operations at Natick-based VDC Research. “If Airbus is building airplanes and something... Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Hospitality Technology |
| Date: | 12/1/2009 |
| Citation: | In Vol.2: Hospitality of their 2009 Self-Service and Customer Interaction Management Solutions study, VDC Research identified and analyzed the key now- and near-term opportunities and threats impacting the North American hospitality market. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | dash7org |
| Date: | 11/5/2009 |
| Citation: | “Container security is essential to many industries, but a problem that to date has not been solved from a technical standpoint,” said Drew Nathanson, director of AIDC Technologies, VDC Research Group
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| Publication: | PR Newswire |
| Date: | 10/22/2009 |
| Citation: | "Retailers are leveraging advanced technologies with installed solutions to improve in-store customer experiences and operational efficiencies, particularly at the item-level," said Drew Nathanson, Director of Research Operations at VDC Research Group.
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| Publication: | Businesswire |
| Date: | 10/14/2009 |
| Citation: | “There is no question that RFID-based EAS represents an exciting long-term vision of convergence in retail,” said Drew Nathanson, Director of Research Operations at VDC Research Group.
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| Publication: | THAI PR net |
| Date: | 10/1/2009 |
| Citation: | "There is no question that RFID-based EAS represents an exciting long-term vision of convergence in retail," said Drew Nathanson, Director of Research Operations at VDC Research Group.
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| Publication: | RFID Solutions Online |
| Date: | 8/11/2009 |
| Citation: | "Despite the current economic climate; the future remains bright for the RFID Smartcards market". According to recently published research by VDC Research Group Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | More RFID |
| Date: | 8/7/2009 |
| Citation: | "Overall, demand for RFID smartcards will remain stable and not be significantly affected by the current recession," cited Drew Nathanson, VDC's Director of Research Operations Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | RFID Journal |
| Date: | 8/6/2009 |
| Citation: | RFID is showing signs of health in several select markets, according to new research from VDC Research Group (VDC), a technology market research firm located in Natick, Mass. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Economist |
| Date: | 7/2/2009 |
| Citation: | "Self-service is on the rise in industries from retailing and entertainment to travel and telecommunications". According to VDC Research Group, retailing, hospitality and health-care firms spent $2.8 billion on self-service technology in 2008. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | More RFID |
| Date: | 3/2/2009 |
| Citation: | "Although the current economic climate is delaying investment in self-service technologies, the global markets for these solutions are expected to continue to grow in direct response to rising customer comfort levels, clearly defined value propositions and proven ROI metrics," states Rory Gardner, Transaction Automation Analyst for VDC Research Group. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | Self Service & Kiosk Association |
| Date: | 2/4/2009 |
| Citation: | "The challenges of selling retail automation solutions during a recession were apparent at the 2009 National Retail Federation conference in New York City", according to a news release from VDC Research. Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | MoreRFID.com |
| Date: | 12/1/2008 |
| Citation: | "Although pilots and beta tests date back to the mid 1990s, 'personal shopping systems' are starting to experience noteworthy adoption and deployment across the globe," stated Rory Gardner, Research Analyst for VDC Research. "Handheld POS scanner suppliers continue to highlight Europe as the fastest-growing region for this new breed of POS technology due to customer comfort with self-service technologies, and an ability to leapfrog legacy POS solutions in emerging country markets (i.e., Eastern Europe). By interacting with the consumer in-aisle, enterprises are given the opportunity to improve visibility, enhance the customer experience, reduce operating expenses and capture incremental revenue." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | MoreRFID.com |
| Date: | 10/23/2008 |
| Citation: | Although the longer-term growth potential in the bar code printer market will be limited by these factors, there are still areas of solid growth where bar code printers can, and will, thrive in the near to mid term such as mobile printing, hybrid devices, and RFID," cites Kevin M. Permenter, AIDC Analyst at VDC Research Group. "Sustaining growth in a market with rapid commoditization, a shrinking competitive landscape, and a growing number of competitive technologies is the task before today's printer hardware companies. Now more than ever it is important to align innovation efforts with high growth areas and focus product design efforts on the rapidly changing end-user requirements and preferences."
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| Publication: | MoreRFID.com |
| Date: | 2/15/2008 |
| Citation: | Both the consumer and the enterprise have comprehended and embraced self-service kiosks and their value propositions, cites Rory Gardner, Research Associate for Venture Development Corporation (VDC). "In fact, recent research from our retail automation market intelligence programs indicates that enterprises are observing increased demand from consumers regarding the deployment and integration of self-service technologies (i.e., kiosks and self checkout solutions). Consumer comfort levels and preferences have become so strong regarding self-service technologies that many are beginning to use them as a key decision-making criterion when selecting a retail establishment." "We're seeing a convergence of informational and transactional kiosks particularly in the Micro/Mini kiosk segment," states Gardner. "Enterprises are now leveraging the value propositions of both types of kiosks to create a dynamic tool that can provide even more value to the consumer. While the customer is leveraging additional information (i.e., conducting a side-by-side comparison of all their product options), the retailer has a captive audience and an established platform through which they can promote other products, provide customer loyalty incentives/discounts, and introduce new products." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | MoreRFID.com |
| Date: | 2/8/2008 |
| Citation: | China is a long-awaited catalyst for the RFID industry, exclaimed Louis Bianchin, Senior RFID Analyst at Venture Development Corporation. "The country's impact on the industry is expected to begin with driving economies of scale -- increased capacity and lower manufacturing costs. However, the larger, more powerful impact will be the enhanced power of the technology's value propositions (via tagging further down the value chain). As RFID benefits are documented and distributed, end-user and consumer awareness of and comfort with the technology will grow incrementally." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | MoreRFID.com |
| Date: | 1/14/2008 |
| Citation: | Investment in self-service and interactive kiosks continues to grow in response to rising consumer comfort levels and proven ROI, cites Rory Gardner, Retail Automation Analyst for VDC. "Enterprises not only consider these systems to be a core component of their consumer interaction programs, but also view the solutions as robust and expandable platforms on which to evolve their self-service capabilities." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | http://news.thomasnet.com |
| Date: | 1/11/2008 |
| Citation: | RFID is not about frequencies or components, its about making it work via a systems approach states Drew Nathanson, RFID Practice Director for Venture Development Corporation. "The introduction of the HF V2-ready L400 reinforces TAGSYS' commitment to provide 'best in class' RFID solutions and services that are not only high performing, but are also capable of evolving with the industry and the end-users requirements." Read Entire Article |
| Publication: | MoreRFID.com |
| Date: | 1/11/2008 |
| Citation: | Market watcher, Venture Capital Corporation (VDC) in its 2006 year-end overview predicted pervasion of item level tracking with RFID technology, thereby estimating significant growth expectations for RFID adoption in the pharmaceutical, consumer product goods, and healthcare markets. Read Entire Article |
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