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What is RFID-Embedded Technologies

Chapter 96
Advanced Methodologies and Technologies in Business Operations and Management
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
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Using RFID and Barcode Technologies to Improve Operations Efficiency Within the Supply Chain
Amber A. Smith-Ditizio (Texas Woman's University, USA) and Alan D. Smith (Robert Morris University, USA)
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 12
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7362-3.ch096
Abstract
Managing supply chain relationships and/or working with suppliers to meet the mutual goals of operational efficiency and profitably can be enhanced through the use of RFID and barcode technologies. It is important in a lean environment to use RFID and related IT-intensive technologies to manage more robust and agile supply chains. The areas of improvement, as demonstrated in a case study of NE Ohio regionally headquartered firms' involvement of positive outcomes from the strategic use of automatic identification and tracking technologies, included successfully implemented applications as well as technological advancements and development.
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Chapter 89
Radio Frequency Identification Systems Within a Lean Supply Chain in a Global Environment
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Radio Frequency Identification Systems Within a Lean Supply Chain in a Global Environment; From: Advanced Methodologies and Technologies in Business Operations and Management
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Chapter 479
Radio Frequency Identification Systems Within a Lean Supply Chain in a Global Environment
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Radio Frequency Identification Systems Within a Lean Supply Chain in a Global Environment; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Fourth Edition
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Chapter 458
Barcodes vs. RFID and Its Continued Success in Manufacturing and Services
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Barcodes vs. RFID and Its Continued Success in Manufacturing and Services; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Fourth Edition
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Chapter 484
Samsung Company and an Analysis of Supplier-Side Supply Chain Management and IT Applications
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Samsung Company and an Analysis of Supplier-Side Supply Chain Management and IT Applications; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Fourth Edition
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Chapter 486
Using RFID and Barcode Technologies to Improve Operations Efficiency Within the Supply Chain
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Using RFID and Barcode Technologies to Improve Operations Efficiency Within the Supply Chain; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Fourth Edition
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Chapter 94
Samsung Company and an Analysis of Supplier-Side Supply Chain Management and IT Applications
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Samsung Company and an Analysis of Supplier-Side Supply Chain Management and IT Applications; From: Advanced Methodologies and Technologies in Business Operations and Management
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Chapter 129
Inventory Shrinkage and Corrective RFID and Management Strategies
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Inventory Shrinkage and Corrective RFID and Management Strategies; From: Encyclopedia of E-Commerce Development, Implementation, and Management
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Chapter 515
Radio Frequency Identification Technologies and Issues in Healthcare
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses.
Published in Chapter: Radio Frequency Identification Technologies and Issues in Healthcare; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Fourth Edition
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Chapter 128
Exploring RFID Healthcare Operational Strategies
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that uses a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Exploring RFID Healthcare Operational Strategies; From: Encyclopedia of E-Commerce Development, Implementation, and Management
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Chapter 68
Barcodes vs. RFID and Its Continued Success in Manufacturing and Services
RFID technologies are types of automatic data capture techniques that use a combination of active and passive senders and receivers to collect and store codified information for further uses. The implementation of such technologies should lead to improved managerial and/or supply chain performance. On the surface, there appears to be few drawbacks to implementing such technology into a production process, assuming it enhances performance and improves output of the product. The main issues surrounding the RFID applications are whether the initial costs and labor required to utilize this technology are worth it, and will result in a positive outcome of revenues.
Published in Chapter: Barcodes vs. RFID and Its Continued Success in Manufacturing and Services; From: Advanced Methodologies and Technologies in Business Operations and Management
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