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Preventing inventory errors is cheaper than correcting them

When finished products leave production lines, it typically signals the end of the manufacturing process. However, from an operational perspective, it also marks the start of inventory control. If you don’t get product information right before finished good moves into inventory, it could cost you dearly.

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Logistics companies that have used RFID are said to have improved their efficiency by over 25%. Indeed, application of the technology is fastest growing in transport and logistics, where an increase in ecommerce transactions is driving RFID demand and its capability at providing better visibility, accuracy and efficiency. product

Five RFID applications that could transform your warehouse

Logistics companies that have used RFID are said to have improved their efficiency by over 25%. Indeed, application of the technology is fastest growing in transport and logistics, where an increase in ecommerce transactions is driving RFID demand and its capability at providing better visibility, accuracy and efficiency.

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Since its patenting some 50 years ago, RFID has now transitioned from pilot programmes to more widespread deployments, demonstrating confidence in the technology’s maturity and proven business value. But, argues TSC Auto ID, its technology is only part of the equation, and warehouse and logistics operators should start viewing RFID as part of a normal warehouse process rather than a separate technology layer. product

Look beyond the ‘tech’ to profit from RFID’s real value

Since its patenting some 50 years ago, RFID has now transitioned from pilot programmes to more widespread deployments, demonstrating confidence in the technology’s maturity and proven business value. But, argues TSC Auto ID, its technology is only part of the equation, and warehouse and logistics operators should start viewing RFID as part of a normal warehouse process rather than a separate technology layer.

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Forget theory, Tomorrow's Warehouse Manchester puts the people actually running the sharp end of UK logistics front and centre. Hear how Ocado sites and designs facilities, how DHL Supply Chain implements WMS, how arvato revamps brownfield sites and how Utopia Brands scaled from 300 to over 20,000 shipments a day. news

Operators take the stage in Manchester

Forget theory, Tomorrow’s Warehouse Manchester puts the people actually running the sharp end of UK logistics front and centre. Hear how Ocado sites and designs facilities, how DHL Supply Chain implements WMS, how arvato revamps brownfield sites and how Utopia Brands scaled from 300 to over 20,000 shipments a day.

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The connectivity revolution powering modern global logistics

The world of global logistics is undergoing a radical and significant transformation, shifting away from a reactive past towards a future defined by predictive intelligence. Deutsche Telekom IoT shares its vision for a more connected and efficient supply chain. Logistics Matters Editor Simon Duddy interviews Simon Boyd and Szilard Baradits, both of Deutsche Telekom IoT.

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