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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.
Changing any part of a print-and-apply system requires tremendous effort for Systems Integrators (SI). Taking print engine replacement as an example, SIs will have to reconfigure system settings or purchase new parts, spending additional time and resources.
When it’s time to purchase one of our high-quality thermal printing solutions for your enterprise or office, you might be tempted to skip the on-site service plans to save some money. However, investing in an on-site service plan can be a wise decision in the long run.
Print-and-apply systems are often adopted in production facilities to eliminate manual and legacy processes to increase throughput and reduce expenses. This process automatically creates and applies labels to products, packaging, pallets, and more.
We continue to spotlight our global team members and their stellar contributions to our company. This week, it’s our pleasure to highlight Nick Chu and his efforts in Southeast Asia, as the Regional Sales Director of Division II.
System integration for print and apply can be a complex, time-consuming process for automatic label applicators. System integrators must ensure that the systems perform 24/7 faithfully for around-the-clock production efficiency.
Like many other industries, the automotive industry has been greatly affected by the unpredictability of the supply chain.