Retail trends show that consumers are choosing the ease of online shopping and, to keep up with demand, companies are developing click&collect and same-day-delivery business models. As a result, warehouses are becoming smaller and relying increasingly on RAIN systems for tracking and verification. Times-7 has recognized this and created a revolutionary and compact
RFID adoption enables higher availability of products from brands like Levi’s, Puma and Tommy Hilfiger leading to increased profitability. To read more, follow the link below to the source. Source: printedelectronicsnow.com
Company is partnering with industry leaders to develop innovative products for commercial, industrial, retail and consumer segments. To read more, follow the link below to the source. Source: printedelectronicsnow.com
The brand is able to track product life cycle, decrease theft, enhance consumer experience and support frictionless checkout, Avery Dennison said. To read more, follow the link below to the source. Source: printedelectronicsnow.com
Finland-based oil company Neste has today (3 June) opened a fully automated Easy Deli store at a petrol station in Helsinki. The store uses RFID technology, developed by Nordic ID, to allow consumers to scan all purchases at once, for example, through a shopping bag or a backpack. The technology has been integrated to
3,500 eye doctors install RAIN retail inventory management system “Advanced Inventory Management System (AIMS)” – an RFID based inventory system to help docs take control of their business is rolling out to 3,500 eye doctor offices across the USA. SimplyRFiD is providing RF technology and software. To read more and
RFID-based solutions can quickly cut costs and increase revenues thanks to their proven ability to improve inventory accuracy. However, retailers shouldn’t think of RFID as a tool just for inventory management. The tags can be harnessed to support a range of tasks. To read more and download the document, follow
While communities around the world began to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, the people at TAGnology, an Austrian provider of contactless identification solutions, were hard at work creating a fully automated system that helps stores reopen while complying with guidelines for social distancing. To read more, follow the link below to
RFID Allows us to track the entire life cycle of the plant as well as the products as they move from wholesale to retail, and then point of sale. To read more, follow the link to the source: Forbes.com
Dive Brief: The University of Auburn partnered with global brands to test coordinating supply chain data using blockchain technology.Participating retailers and suppliers recorded the movement of hundreds of thousands of individual products in a combined, permissioned Hyperledger blockchain.Adopting such a system could lead to billions in savings for the global