Best Use of RFID in a Service: A Prescription for Spoiled Drugs
DHL is a winner of the first annual RFID Journal Awards. DHL's RFID temperature-monitoring solution gives pharmaceutical companies more control over their distribution process, which could save them millions of dollars.
By Jennifer Zaino
Jun. 1, 2007—On May 2, 2007, RFID Journal presented the first-ever RFID Journal Awards for outstanding achievement in radio frequency identification technology, at RFID Journal LIVE! 2007, our fifth annual conference and exhibition. DHL was the winner for Best Use of RFID in a Service.
DHL is in the services business and needs to differentiate and strive for persistent improvement in a highly competitive market. By making useful information about the condition of shipments available to its customers, through the application of a sensory RFID system, DHL has robustly addressed an opportunity to improve aspects of its services.
The shipment was a success, but the medicine died.
Jun. 1, 2007—On May 2, 2007, RFID Journal presented the first-ever RFID Journal Awards for outstanding achievement in radio frequency identification technology, at RFID Journal LIVE! 2007, our fifth annual conference and exhibition. DHL was the winner for Best Use of RFID in a Service.
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The shipment was a success, but the medicine died.
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