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White Paper Successful RFID projects must include expertise in cutting-edge encoder and reader hardware, tags, information systems and integration, and operational procedures. RFID is the next evolution in technology to impact the... [14 Nov 2009]
UHF Gen 2: Deep and Wide, Near and Far
White Paper The result is a growing suite of application-optimized, nearfield UHF Gen 2 solutions that comprise Impinj's Speedway reader, Monza tag chips, and a host of specialized tag and reader antenna products. [12 Nov 2009]
MozyPro Security White Paper: Industry-Leading Security for Unsurpassable Data Protection
White Paper To give the reader a basic understanding of security and privacy principles applied to the system, the scope of this paper is confined to the architectural concept level. This white paper describes the security and... [12 Nov 2009]
Service Level Agreement (SLA) Negotiation, Automation and Orchestration for Cloud Computing
White Paper The aim of this paper is to provide reader with an understanding of how SLA is being negotiated, orchestrated, and automated by service providers. This paper studies the SLA process, with focus on the Cloud computing as... [12 Nov 2009]
Smart Card Technology: The Right Choice for REAL ID
White Paper The card's unique ability to verify the authority of the reader and the card's strong security at both the card and data level make the smart card an excellent guardian of a cardholder's personal information. [12 Nov 2009]
WLAN RF Architecture Primer: Single-Channel and Adaptive Multi-Channel Models
White Paper This paper compares the two models in technical detail, allowing the reader to follow the science behind marketing claims, and develop an informed and objective opinion of the merits of vendors' solutions. [12 Nov 2009]
Future mobiles, Windows 7, iPhone apps and the latest gadgets
Photo Amazon launched its Kindle e-book reader in 100 countries including the UK in October - the first time it's been available outside the US. October saw silicon.com cast its eye over the top iPhone apps for business. [12 Nov 2009]
The Case for Content Security
White Paper Secure Content conveys the message intended by the author while maintaining its original context without revealing sensitive meta data or content to the reader. The need for Content Security is driven by two factors: the... [11 Nov 2009]
Inbox: Social networking can help you secure a job
Comment The weekly Inbox column collects the best and most thought-provoking of the reader comments silicon.com receives each week. You can write to silicon.com by posting a Reader Comment below… OK you can if... [11 Nov 2009]
Mobiles, internet, email - which tech can't you live without?
News The latest silicon.com reader poll pitted four technologies against each other to find out which is the most addictive to the high-tech fraternity. Are you a mobile lover or an internet addict? Do you only unplug your... [10 Nov 2009]
Windows 7, Snow Leopard, open source and glory for Steve Jobs
News Click here to join the debate by posting your own Reader Comment. October's highlights on silicon.com were all about software - from fresh rumblings in the perennial Mac vs PC debate, to question marks over open source... [09 Nov 2009]
Revealed: Your favourite Windows operating system
News Windows 7, which went on sale to the general public only two weeks ago, came second in the silicon.com reader poll, grabbing nearly a quarter of the votes (21 per cent). A multitude of Microsoft operating systems have... [09 Nov 2009]
12 Basic Steps for DoD RFID Compliance
White Paper It provides 12 basic steps to help the reader to develop a robust and cost-effective solution with minimal headache and stress. As a supplier to the DoD, a person may need to comply with the DoD passive RFID mandate. [09 Nov 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 06.11.09
Round-Up One anonymous reader of the story even offered their sophisticated barter-based price list for IT jobs on the side: a case of beer for a 'simple IT fix' along the lines of slow-running desktop, wireless problems or... [06 Nov 2009]
Exclusive: Jimmy Wales on what's next for Wikipedia
Comment For instance, he describes how strength of opinion for and against the actress Jane Fonda resulted in "a bizarre laundry list of facts" appearing in her entry - a paragraph that both the pro and anti-Fonda camps could agree on but which... [05 Nov 2009]
