What is RFID Used For? 12 RFID Applications
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Oct 24, 2023
What is RFID Used For? 12 RFID Applications
Ever since
Walmart's RFID mandate back in 2003, RFID has been successfully implemented in hundreds of applications across a large variety of indus...
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Revolutionizing Retail: The Implementation of RFID in Target Stores
Posted by Emma Weede on Sep 25, 2023
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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Chip Timing vs. Gun Timing: What's the Difference?
Posted by James Thrasher on Dec 13, 2022
If you've ever participated in an organized race, you may have received two different finish times. Depending on the number of participants in the race and your initial position in the group of run...
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Smart Packaging - Using RFID to Connect Products to the Digital World
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Oct 13, 2022
The term Smart Packaging describes the use of technology, indicators, or even chemicals to enable a specific functionality on or within a product’s packaging.
Smart Packaging is used on a var...
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NFC vs. QR Codes: Everything You Need to Know
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Jun 29, 2022
What are QR codes?
QR codes, or Quick Response Codes, have been around since 1994, but were not widely used until around 2010 - 2011 when smartphones with cameras were increasing in availability...
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RFID & Work-in-Process
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Apr 21, 2022
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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7 Steps for Supplier RFID Tagging: RFID Tag Mandates
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Apr 18, 2022
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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What is the SGTIN-96?
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Apr 11, 2022
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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Nordstrom & Macys: RFID Tag Mandates for Suppliers
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Mar 09, 2022
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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12 GS1 Identification Schemes / Encoding Schemes and Their Uses
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Oct 06, 2021
GS1 is a non-profit, global organization that creates and maintains global standards for business-to-business and supply chain communication. In essence, a standard is created so that when a barcod...
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Find-My-Files - RFID File Tracking for Patient Files, Case Files, Car Titles, & More
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on May 26, 2021
Introduction
Even though we are moving from a paper-filled workplace to a digital, mostly paper-free future, some businesses and organizations are still required to keep original documents on hand...
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Mobile Computers - The Top 18 Most Frequently Asked Questions
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on May 18, 2021
Originally published 5/18/2021; Updated 3/11/2025
Mobile Computers are not new devices, but they can be intimidating for businesses to purchase because of the cost, number of options, and ambiguity s...
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