Supply Chain
Rethinking Retail Fulfillment: The Key to Navigating a Post-Brexit Supply Chain
It's not just about capacity—the key is business continuity, during and beyond the pandemic.
Windfarm’s LoRaWAN Network Enables IoT Solutions in Port and at Sea
SkyLab's Internet of Things system, used throughout the Netherlands and beyond, is now being expanded offshore, with Kerlink's iStation gateways creating open networks for ports and companies.
Panasonic Acquires Autonomous Supply Chain Solution Provider Blue Yonder
The partnership is intended to help companies fuel digital transformation and utilize predictive business insights to pivot their operations in real time via artificial intelligence, machine learning and the Internet of Things.
Strawberries Managed from Grower to Store via RFID, QR Codes
Belgium's Coöperatie Hoogstraten, which has transitioned to sustainable cardboard containers for its berries, utilizes printed QR codes on containers, with RFID tags on each pallet to automatically capture product data in the supply chain.
How Technology Fuels Customer Experience and Brand Value
Retailers must invest in new technologies to make their supply chains agile, deliver seamless omnichannel customer experiences, build customer loyalty and stay ahead of the competition.
The Future of Retail: BOPIS 2.0 and RFID Technology
Implementing new trends like "buy online, pickup in-store" can both enhance the retail shopping experience and prepare functionality if testing periods continue.
Location-as-a-Service Solution to Bring Global Supply Chains into View
Qualcomm has teamed with Cloudleaf to provide an Internet of Things-based solution that tracks assets and goods to help multiple stakeholders understand an item's location, condition and status as it moves through complex environments.
SML Releases Products for High Performance in Supply Chain Tracking
The company's GB3U9 UHF RFID inlay is designed with NXP's UCODE 9 chip for greater sensitivity so tagged apparel and footwear can be read with greater consistency at distribution centers, while its M700 Series leverages Impinj chips for smaller sizes.
How the IoT Can Help to Distribute COVID-19 Vaccines
The Internet of Things and sensor technologies can facilitate a challenging supply chain process.
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