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(Science Daily, March 19, 2010);
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A collection of resources and commentary providing an introduction to supply chain management and related systems for students, practitioners, and anyone else interested in learning more about how to design, manufacture, transport, store, deliver, and manage products.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
RFID Technology enables Real-Time Supply Chain Management
RFID enabled technology is becoming a key player when it
comes to tracking products in supply chain management. RFID tags are almost
used everywhere. The technology behind it is a tiny electronic transmitters used
to identify and track products. Now RFID tags are silicon-based. However,
research teams at North Dakota State University has developed a method to print
RFID tags in paper early this year, which could dramatically cut the costs. The
technology also enabled further distance to count products – as far as 300
meters. Using this technology will enable real-time information gathering in
the warehouse and in the store, making supply chain manager’s job much easier. One
question is that whether we can combine the RFID technology and cloud
management technology, enabling a real-time remote supply chain management
system.
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