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Supply Chain News

This section includes articles about how companies are using RFID to improve their supply chain operations and collaborate with supply chain partners.

Rug Company Tracks Its Wares Via New UHF Seal

A U.S. importer of fine rugs is using Cybra's new Lock & EnCode passive UHF RFID seal to identify, authenticate and locate its high-value merchandise.

Supply Chain Case Studies

Lufthansa Technik Automates Supply Management

The logistics services division turned to RFID to track time-sensitive materials and build a greener business.

Supply Chain Features

Car Makers Steer Toward RFID

Manufacturing benefits drive adoption, and down the road, supply-chain standards could accelerate the ride.

Supply Chain Editor's Notes

Perfect Information Within Our Lifetime

RFID, in combination with other technologies, will offer companies the ability to track and manage everything—but what does it mean?

Supply Chain Expert Views

15 Minutes of Fame

Journalists at CES in search of the next big thing turn the spotlight on the Internet of Things.

Supply Chain Best Practices

Best Practices: RFID Change Management

Six steps can ensure a smooth transition as you deploy or expand a radio frequency identification system.

Supply Chain How To Articles

How to Develop an RFID Training Program

Preparing workers to use a new or upgraded RFID system is essential.

Supply Chain Videos

Supply Chain White Papers

  • The Explosion of Retail Item-Level RFID: A Foundation for the Retail Revolution
    Published April 2013
    This white paper, authored by ChainLink Research's Bill McBeath in collaboration with Tagsys, provides a comprehensive overview of what to look for in an end-to-end item-level inventory implementation. It uses Tagsys' holistic system approach, with its FiTS integrated hardware and software offering, as well as real-world experiences from retailers and logistics suppliers, such as Port Logistics Group, to outline best practices for deploying a system that maximizes the benefits of RFID-based inventory management. (24 pages)
  • The Use of EPC RFID Standards for Livestock and Meat Traceability: 2013
    Published February 2013
    Gary Hartley, of the New Zealand RFID Pathfinder Group, explains why RFID and related technologies are valuable tools for identification and traceability purposes in the food production and distribution sectors. Hartley's research focuses on using EPC UHF RFID standards (particularly the EPCIS standard) to identify, capture and share information in the New Zealand venison industry. His research team utilized the technology to investigate the movements of live deer from a farm and a venison processing plant, as well as the exporting of cartons filled with finished venison cuts by ocean freight to Europe, and their delivery to a retail location in Hamburg, Germany. (49 pages)
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