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10 Tips for Effective Collaboration

Here's how to make sure your work with business partners pays off.



1. Be inclusive. Create a collaborative group that includes companies from across an industry supply chain.

2. Start with a small group to keep the project manageable. Five or six companies can represent most supply chain interests. Once the basic procedures and pilot plan are established, invite more companies to join.

3. Get internal systems ready for collaboration. Each member of the group needs to have its own item master files and systems for sharing synchronized data sorted out before the group can share RFID data.

4. Secure the support of all senior management. This ensures that each company will commit the time, personnel and resources needed to make the project a success.

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