Inventory accuracy is an incredibly important part of the supply chain that could make or break a business’s bottom line. Yet it can be a challenge to properly manage this. In fact, according to recent research, inventory accuracy in U.S. retail operations is 63%. This can lead to product shortages, costly oversupply, and in general, a negative overall customer experience. …
Warehouse rack labels are essential to the efficient tracking, identification, and picking of products within a warehouse. They also help reduce the time spent on inventory management so you can focus on other aspects of your business. Warehouse rack labels let employees know exactly where to find a product, saving them time. So, what exactly are these labels? Read on …
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Durable Tracking Solutions in Manufacturing Environments RFID (radio frequency identification) technology allows real-time visibility and tracking of materials and assets needed to keep the manufacturing process moving with clockwork-like efficiency. Industrial RFID tags have become more popular as well as a means to reduce shipping errors, improve security, validate raw materials and finished goods. RFID tags come in many types, …
Variable Tools for a Variety of Tasks Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has become much more common in recent years, and now can be found across virtually every industry. However, it’s far from homogeneous. With various types of RFID tags available, organizations can identify which ones will suit them best as each brings strengths to different types of applications. At …
If you’re looking for better ways to track warehouse inventory, important documents, retail apparel, or more, RFID products can provide an efficient solution.
RFID tags and label products are becoming increasingly popular for warehouse management as a way to maintain control of your inventory. What is RFID? Radio-frequency identification (RFID) uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags and labels attached to objects. The tags and labels can contain large amounts of electronically stored information. Passive tags or labels collect energy from a nearby RFID …
