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It is widely acknowledged that data is exploding and companies are now being forced to manage petabytes instead of terabytes.

Data storage continues to evolve as technology advances. Over the last 100 plus years advances have increased at an exponential rate.

Why is it when I discuss storage with a prospect, they want to know what brand I'm selling, yet when we discuss cloud storage, the storage brand name never comes up?

As our readers are aware, we focus our RFID integration work primarily on ISO 18000-6C Gen2 UHF RFID projects. This focus fits a large number of inventory management applications for both IT and non-IT asset tracking applications that need a relatively long transmit range.

Finding solutions requires a multi-disciplinary approach.

There are many famous theorems associated with an equilateral triangle, but one not so famous is called 'The Peichel Decision Triangle'.

Since about 2003, many experts have provided annual forecasts about how well RFID technology will satisfy various applications.

The days of 99.99% uptime at a facility have almost become 100% uptime based on multi-facility failover plans.

The latest craze in storage is something called Hybrid storage. By definition, Hybrid storage is data storage that uses flash or DRAM, typically in SSD format, for performance along with slow spinning SATA or SAS HDD for capacity.

In our earlier RFID Blogs, we've noted that one of the technical advantages of RFID over bar code approaches is an RFID system's inherent ability to conduct "automatic" reads as tagged assets enter or exit an area.