News and Press Release
RFID Journal - Aug 2009
SMRT is applying EPC Gen 2 RFID tags to
80,000 spare parts and components, and installing RFID interrogators at
its three warehouses.
Press Release - Jun 2009
Press Release - Apr 2009
The Business Times - Feb 2008
An award-winning, locally developed
medicine verification system will soon help Singapore hospitals
further reduce the chance of medication mix-up in hospital wards.
Developed by Singapore IT solutions firm The Corporate Machine, or
TCM, the new wireless scanning system will be deployed in two National
Healthcare Group (NHG) hospitals by June.
WEBWIRE - Jan 2008
The National Healthcare Group (NHG) of hospitals in
Singapore has awarded a contract to local real-time systems solutions provider, TCMRFiD
to help staff keep track of pharmaceuticals and ensure proper administration of
drugs to patients.
RFID Journal - May 2007
The Corporate Machine (TCM), an RFID systems provider with offices in Singapore and other
Southeast Asian countries, has introduced RFID-enabled products designed to help health-care providers track
pharmaceuticals and monitor when those drugs are administered, to make sure correct doses are administered.
Industrial Automation Asia - Apr 2007
TCM RFiD, a Singapore based RFID system
integrator, made the news recently when it developed an RFID based
inventory tracking solution for Mitsubishi Electric Asia. Michael Oh,
Managing Director, TCM RFiD Pte Ltd, shares with Goh Tz’en Long his
views on RFID industry trends and adoption.
The Business Times - Jan 2007
Singapore-based TCM RFiD scored a
notable coup recently when it developed a Rafio Frequency Identification
(RFiD)-based solution for Mitsubishi Electric Asia, making it one of
the few Jaanese companies to use cutting-edge technology to manage its
regional warehouse inventory system effectively.
RFID Journal - Sep 2006
Industrial and electronics products manufacturer Mitsubishi Electric Asia is implementing an RFID
system to track and manage inventory in real time. This new system replaces a more laborious and inefficient manual
operation.