Returnable transport items (RTI) such as totes, racks, and pallets are designed to move continuously through supply chains. In theory, these closed-loop systems should limit loss. In reality, shri...
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Hospital supply chains face constant pressure. Patient volumes fluctuate, clinical needs change quickly, and regulatory requirements continue to grow. In this environment, inventory waste becomes...
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Modern agriculture faces constant pressure to produce more with less - less land, less water, and fewer resources - while also ensuring food safety, compliance, and supply chain transparency. Tec...
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As a leading authority on implementing RFID technology in retail,  Auburn’s RFID Lab and ARC program continuously monitor, develop, and update specifications to improve RFID use in t...
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In this article, we will walk through how RFID technology is used in the retail industry and provide examples of RFID tags from major retailers. We will also discuss our most popular se...
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Every business can reap the benefits of RFID, and in this article we are going to look at some of the ways that 5 household names have successfully implemented RFID technology to streamline their b...
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Target's RFID ImplementationTarget, a leading retail giant, has fully embraced RFID technology as a revolutionary tool to optimize its supply chain management and enhance customer shopping experiences...
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Work in Process, also called Work in Progress and WIP, is the term for partially completed goods that are being made or finished within a facility. Most of the time, work in progress goods are loca...
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A lot of big named retailers are either announcing new RFID tag mandates like  Nordstrom, or ramping up their requirement like Walmart and Macys, which may leave suppliers with a c...
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SGTIN-96 is an encoding scheme that stands for Serialized Global Trade Identification Number and is sometimes called a serialized GTIN. The 96 in the name refers to the number of bits in the final...
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RFID is making another push into the retail market as Nordstrom implements RFID and Macys expands their RFID requirements. Nordstrom is joining other top retailers like Walmart, Target, H&M, V...
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In 2003, Walmart took a chance on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and has been very successfully using RFID to manage apparel inventory ever since. Walmart has measured the benefit...
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