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Items with RFID labels are now arriving at your brick-and-mortar stores. Hopefully, you view this as great news. What do you need to keep in mind to take advantage of these newly tagged items?
Successful RAIN RFID implementations in the retail industry depend on global standards to ensure that products are trackable across the value chain from the manufacturer through logistics partners and ultimately to the retailer. Regardless of the tags and equipment in use, who encoded the tags, or who is reading the tags, actors and trading partners in the retail value chain rely on standards to ensure interoperability.
In our previous blog, we outlined some of the challenges retailers and suppliers face when implementing e-commerce operations. From inventory management to choosing the most efficient labeling supplies, there’s a lot to consider when integrating e-commerce operations into your enterprise. In this blog, we will take a look at how RFID can help solve some of those challenges.
It’s virtually impossible to ignore the increase in retail e-commerce over the past five years. Even before COVID, e-commerce was accelerating rapidly. The limitations imposed during the pandemic not only accelerated e-commerce operations at an even faster rate but also made these operations business-critical for many retailers.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – and the busiest! Many retail businesses look forward to the online shopping frenzy ushered in by Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the holiday season to meet their yearly revenue goals.
The retail supply chain is a complex and intricate operation that requires every player to operate at maximum capacity to ensure all goods get to consumers on time.
Across multiple product categories, Walmart recently notified its suppliers that goods must be delivered with RFID tags starting August 2022. A U.S.
Our team was excited to join the RFID Journal LIVE! 2022 event in person, the world’s largest exhibition and conference for RFID and IoT products and services, which took place May 17-19 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
If you work with Walmart, you’ve likely heard about their initiative requiring all items arrive at Walmart stores with RFID smart labels by September of 2022. As a Walmart supplier or barcode professional, how do you navigate the recent RFID initiative?
The retail industry continues to grow as demand for products increase. With this rapid expansion, it becomes increasingly difficult for outdated product-tracking systems to keep up with the high volume of customer orders being made.