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2006
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Metro
The retailer planned a bold RFID deployment in 2004, which was derailed by a host of issues. But now the company is moving full-steam ahead to implement EPC Gen 2 technology in its supply chain.
The retailer planned a bold RFID deployment in 2004, which was derailed by a host of issues. But now the company is moving full-steam ahead to implement EPC Gen 2 technology in its supply chain.
World Kitchen
The manufacturer of consumer housewares integrated its RFID tagging operation with its back-end systems to keep the cost of complying with mandates low —and to lay the groundwork for a system that could be scaled up and deliver internal benefits.
The manufacturer of consumer housewares integrated its RFID tagging operation with its back-end systems to keep the cost of complying with mandates low —and to lay the groundwork for a system that could be scaled up and deliver internal benefits.
Purdue Pharma and H.D. Smith
A groundbreaking pilot proves RFID tags can be used as the information carrying platform to create secure electronic documents with chain-of-custody information. If widely adopted, the system could make it harder for criminals to sneak counterfeit drugs into the legitimate supply chain.
A groundbreaking pilot proves RFID tags can be used as the information carrying platform to create secure electronic documents with chain-of-custody information. If widely adopted, the system could make it harder for criminals to sneak counterfeit drugs into the legitimate supply chain.
