Companies that have deployed RFID to improve inventory accuracy can now use the technology to gain a competitive advantage.
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A Win-Win for Suppliers
RFID-enabled VMI improves customer service while reducing costs and errors.
Tracking Transformations
EPCIS 1.1 connects the life cycle of a finished product to its raw materials.
Retailers Use RFID to Woo Shoppers
It’s not easy to engage customers, in stores or online, but a number of innovative applications may do the trick.
Developing Industry Standards
Companies in aerospace, oil and gas, and retail apparel are working to create a common way of using RFID to maximize the technology’s potential benefits.
RFID Helps Analyze Hockey Players’ Performance
With the system, coaches can obtain information in real time about each player’s playing time, as well as shift count and average shift length.
Smart Fabrics Monitor Patient Health
Researchers at Drexel University are developing clothing with conductive fibers,
which can detect medical conditions and transmit data via RFID.
Cultivating RFID
Horticultural firms achieve benefits from tracking returnable transport items, while nurseries, governments and researchers develop business cases for monitoring individual plants.
RFID Helps Hospitals Clean Up Their Act
Hand-hygiene monitoring solutions reduce infection rates and related costs.
Re-Evaluating Supply Chain Relationships
When customers help suppliers deploy RFID, everyone benefits.
C2MTL Manages Its Conference Via UHF RFID
Organizers of the C2MTL 2014 event used Connect&Go’s RFID readers at gates to provide fast event access to attendees, as well as RFID chandeliers to monitor traffic within several zones at the conference.
RFID Helps Mondelez Market Its Trident Gum
The company is testing how smartphone apps and Bluetooth beacons can deliver benefits to college-age consumers and the university canteens where they purchase chewing gum.