2016
Jack Wills Deploys RFID to Drive Stock Accuracy
British retailer Jack Wills is using RFID to improve visibility into its stock movements. After a successful proof-of-concept at two of its stores, the chain—which operates more than 300 locations in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Asia, the United States and the Middle East—is expanding the deployment.EPC RFID Along the Supply Chain: A GS1 UK Update
The existence and promotion of the GS1 EPC RFID standard has, in no small way, contributed to the wider adoption of RFID since 2005, particularly in the retail industry's apparel and general-merchandise sectors.Laying the Foundation For an Omnichannel Strategy With RFID
Using the analogy of building a house, Dr. Bill Hardgrave discusses the key components of omnichannel retail and how each component is integral to having a successful and sustainable initiative.EPC RFID Along the Supply Chain: A GS1 UK Update
GS1 UK's Markus Mueller offers an update on source tagging for apparel, as well as an outlook on what to expect from EPC RFID in the shoe sector, and provides an introduction to the Tagged Item Performance Protocol (TIPP) grading system.DePuy Synthes Improves Efficiency With RFID
The company explains how RFID is currently being used, and how it plans to move toward cloud computing and big-data analytics in order to improve operational visibility in the future.