Nordic ID's exceptional support complements its product benefits, giving it a significant competitive advantage in the global market LONDON , May 6, 2019 /CNW/ -- Based on its recent analysis of the European market for radio-frequency identification (RFID) for retail self checkouts, Frost & Sullivan recognises Nordic ID with the 2019 Europe New
RFID in the apparel industry most closely is linked with inventory management but companies are finding uses elsewhere in the supply chain. Radio frequency identification technology (RFID) has helped many apparel businesses improve their inventory performance, but as these deployments mature, they’re finding additional use cases for the technology.
No more lost sales due to long lines, no more unfolding piles of clothes to find the right size! Studies show that brands that prioritize the customer experience grow revenues up to 8% faster than their peers. Instead of spending time on sales-driven customer service and upselling, most of the
RF Controls has released a new passive UHF RFID reader that captures real-time location data; the firm is partnering with Confidex to offer reader and tag solutions for warehouses and other industrial deployments. Apr 17, 2019—Confidex, a maker of RAIN UHF RFID-enabled logistics labels and container tags, and RF Controls
Sports retailer Decathlon has incorporated RFID tags into products at its first physical store in the US. Sports retailer Decathlon has incorporated RFID tags into products at its first physical store in the US. The superstore, in Emeryville, California, uses the technology along with iPhones held by shop assistants to enable customers
RAIN for Smart, Right-Sized Inventories and Protected Brands When you’re out shopping for clothes, finding the right size is important, but getting a perfect fit isn’t always a deal-breaker. If a sweater is a little snug, for example, or a t-shirt a little loose, you may still buy it. But
Let’s say it’s the end of a work day and you’re on your way home, but there’s nothing in the fridge for dinner. Or you’re out with friends on a weekend afternoon and you could use a snack. Or, maybe it’s a school night and your kid has a cough,
Avery Dennison is releasing two small, on-metal tags to enable brands and retailers to expand RFID tagging to include metal containers, liquids and metallic packaging for food, beverages and cosmetics. Apr 04, 2019— Technology company Avery Dennison has released two new RFID tags that are intended to be applied to small, metallic and liquid-containing
Supply chain and logistics news Dive Brief: Nike is reaping the benefits from years of effort to speed up its supply chain through the use of digital tools. In 2018, the company posted a 7% revenue bump for the year without a substantial increase in inventory, according to executives on
Since deploying a solution from Checkpoint Systems, the Australian retail chain has reduced inventory count times, decreased shrinkage, and boosted sales at its stores and online. - Page 1 Mar 19, 2019— Australian Department store Myer has cut its inventory-counting time from hours to minutes, and has reduced shrinkage of high-value electronics