RFID in Retail Editor's Notes
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The software giant's stepped-up RFID activities signal the start of the next stage of RFID's development—a massive increase in software applications that leverage RFID data.
Companies in almost every industry are using specific RFID applications to achieve real business benefits today.
Some companies tagging goods to meet RFID mandates are missing an opportunity to cut costs and increase sales.
There are so many real-world deployments of radio frequency identification that even the mainstream press is starting to take notice.
Time and secrecy about success stories are among the greatest hurdles that must be overcome in the adoption of radio frequency identification.
Not only is the return on investment from the technology clear, but it can also be used to enhance the shopping experience.
Shrinkage continues to plague retailers. RFID is no silver bullet, but it can be part of the solution.
It's no longer the retailers that want to move faster—it's the suppliers.
The seminal management book In Search of Excellence explains why companies such as Wal-Mart, Metro and Kimberly-Clark are pushing ahead with RFID plans.
Countries south of the Rio Grande see the benefits of RFID and are moving ahead faster than you might think.