BUT AUTO MANUFACTURERS NOW SAY THAT RFID TAGS WILL MAKE THE BIGGEST MARK ON INDUSTRY 4.0 PROCESSES.
MORE MANUFACTURING, TRANSPORTATION, LOGISTICS, UTILITY, AND GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS NOW DEPEND ON RFID-GENERATED DATA. THAT MEANS WORKERS NEED A RELIABLE WAY TO QUICKLY CAPTURE AND TRANSMIT THAT DATA.
IF YOU’RE AFFECTED BY THE NEW WALMART SUPPLIER RFID REQUIREMENT, OR A SUPPLIER FOR ONE OF THE MANY OTHER RETAILERS WITH SOURCE TAGGING REQUIREMENTS, THESE ARE THE THINGS TO KNOW – AND DO – RIGHT NOW.
THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT ONCE YOUR INVENTORY IS SOURCE TAGGED, YOU’LL BE ABLE TO USE RFID READERS TO TRACK, TRACE AND MANAGE EACH ITEM AS IT MOVES THROUGHOUT THE SUPPLY CHAIN – TO YOUR BENEFIT.
In mid-1987, Radames del Mazo and Delfin Lorenzo officially launched MultiSystems Inc. What began 35 years ago as a two men operation serving a local business, has now grown into industry-leading organization in the field of automated identification and data…
REGULATORY MANDATES MAY DRIVE MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS AND OTHERS TO IMPROVE TRACK AND TRACE. BUT COMPLIANCE ISN’T THE ONLY CONCERN RIGHT NOW. PEOPLE’S LIVES ARE AT STAKE.
RFID stands for radio frequency identification. It is an automatic identification technology whereby digital data is encoded in an RFID tag or "smart label" and is captured by a reader using radio waves.
ZEBRA DATA SERVICES FOR RFID (FINALLY) MAKES IT FINANCIALLY AND TECHNICALLY FEASIBLE FOR SMALL AND LARGE ENTERPRISES TO EXTRACT ACTIONABLE INTELLIGENCE FROM RAW RFID-DERIVED DATA.
