Top Use Cases for RFID in Warehouses
Warehouses today are under pressure like never before—delivery windows are shrinking, labor is scarce, and customers expect faster, error-free fulfillment. Traditional tools like manual processes and barcodes can only go so far in meeting these demands. To keep up,...
How Does RFID Technology Work?
RFID technology works by sending radio waves to tags, which contain electronic chips. Readers receive these signals and convert them to useful information. The radio waves then pass through a specially designed interface and are analyzed by targeted computer systems....
Why Asset Tracking is Vital to Supply Chain Efficiency
The importance of asset tracking is not only evident when your assets are lost, stolen, or damaged, but it’s also vital to the bottom line of your organization. You can use asset tracking to easily find and replace lost assets, as well as track and replace...