RFID Journal Virtual Event

Virtual Events Sep 27, 2018

RFID/IoT for Warehouse and Inventory Management 2018

September 27, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Moderators:
  • Mark Roberti, Founder and Editor, RFID/IoT for Warehouse and Inventory Management 2018
Moderators:
  • Mark Roberti, Founder and Editor, RFID/IoT for Warehouse and Inventory Management 2018
Moderators:
  • Brandee Howe, Account Manager, RFID/IoT for Warehouse and Inventory Management 2018
Moderators:
  • Ygal Bendavid, PH. D. , Professor, UQAM, Professor & Director of the IoT Lab,University of Quebec, Montreal (UQAM) School of Management (ESG); Co-founder, RFIDAcademia ESG-UQAM, RFID/IoT for Warehouse and Inventory Management 2018
Moderators:
  • Ygal Bendavid, PH. D. , Professor, UQAM, Professor & Director of the IoT Lab,University of Quebec, Montreal (UQAM) School of Management (ESG); Co-founder, RFIDAcademia ESG-UQAM, RFID/IoT for Warehouse and Inventory Management 2018
Moderators:
  • Mark Roberti, Founder and Editor, RFID/IoT for Warehouse and Inventory Management 2018

In this virtual event, learn how to benefit from deploying radio frequency identification within your warehouse by managing your inventory and coordinating your supply chain. Hear real-world case studies explaining the tangible business benefits of how RFID can help your organization improve visibility regarding product movements and related transactions, as well as increase efficiencies, lower labor costs, optimize inventory levels, track assets and differentiate your logistic service, in order to gain a competitive advantage.

EVENT AGENDA

27 Sep, 2018 11:00 am
Welcome and Introduction
27 Sep, 2018 11:05 am
Building Your RFID Business Case

RFID can provide several advantages over existing automated-identification technologies within supply chain and inventory management. In order to build a realistic business case and justify your investment both qualitatively and quantifiably, you will need to accurately evaluate RFID’s marginal impact and benefits over existing technologies. This session will help you understand how to measure the technology’s impact on your supply chain process performance, by using specific key performance indicators. In addition, the presenters will explain how to document an RFID business case within your four walls, and throughout your supply chain.

27 Sep, 2018 11:30 am
RFID in the Real World: Total Solutions for Warehouse Environments

Warehouse environments face unique challenges in their operations including managing RTI’s and assets, complying with regulations, controlling inventory processes and ensuring correct shipping workflows. Radley Corporation will share some real-world examples of how they’ve helped industry-leading companies use RFID to error-proof, streamline and automate warehouse operations for maximum efficiency. For over 40 years, companies around the world have sought out Radley’s expertise to optimize workflows and increase productivity. Radley provides a complete RFID solution, whether you’re looking to track and automate finished goods, improve safety & maintenance, manage work in progress or keep track of equipment. RFID solutions are much more than installing hardware—without software, you’re simply reading tag data, not using it. Radley’s middleware processes and filters key data to truly maximize on your RFID investment.

27 Sep, 2018 11:55 am
Targeting the Correct RFID Technology for the Right Project

This session will present proven methods used to discover profitable challenges that can be addressed with RFID, and specific tools for selecting the proper technology for your specific project. Wisely selecting the correct RFID candidate projects and the proper technology will help your organization minimize its investment, while improving supply chain efficiency more quickly.

27 Sep, 2018 12:25 pm
Designing Your IoT/RFID Solution

RFID is not just about tags and readers. It’s a multi-layer system comprising different hardware and software technologies, integrated with your existing enterprise’s back-end systems and connected to communication networks. Many scenarios can be envisioned to address an RFID initiative, each of which will have an impact on the solution’s design, as well as its benefits—thus suggesting a trade-off analysis. This session will help you understand how to leverage RFID’s ability to automatically identify objects, enable real-time inventory tracking and facilitate the tracking and tracing of products and related information throughout the supply chain—and how to design a solution accordingly.

27 Sep, 2018 12:55 pm
Closing Remarks

 

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