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RFID Basics and Applications

- by Narendar Lokwani *

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Various presence-based wireless marketing features will be enabled through RFID, such as the ability to automatically inform a consumer when they are within the vicinity of a product type that they desire.

RFID and Improvements in Business Processes

RFID is expected to improve many different business processes including Supply Chain Management (SCM), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP), and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP).

The benefits to Supply Chain are expected to be enormous. The use of RFID for tracking the movements of inventory can save hundreds of millions of dollars. A study conducted at the University of Florida in 2001 found that $5.8 billion (US) was worth of inventory was lost due to administration errors.

RFID can also be used to improve supply chain integrity, reduce labor costs, provide greater inventory/merchandise visibility, reduce material/product loss, promote vendor-managed inventory control, virtually eliminate the need for physical inventory management, and ensure product authenticity.

In a manufacturing environment, RFID can be used to improve: -

  • Management of inventory and materials

  • Timing and control of critical resources

  • Improve Warehouse Management Systems

    Manufacturing and warehousing processes that can be improved include shipping and receiving, put away processes, picking processes, zone tracking, yard management, and lot tracking.

    In a retail environment, RFID can be used to improve: -

  • Merchandise inventory and ordering processes

  • Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

  • Merchandise tracking and fraud prevention

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    * Contributed by: -
    Narendar Lokwani,
    Alumni of IIM Bangalore,
    Currently working as Business Development Manager at Aztecsoft, Bangalore.


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