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Item-Level RFID Continues to Impress ... Item-level RFID implementations continue to grow and deliver impressive results for early adopter retailers. ABI Research has called RFID a "bright spot of growth" for large retailers. Motorola Director of RFID market development Tom Racette notes, “RFID helps keep data more accurate by seamlessly capturing its movement within the store and the entire supply chain. RFID also allows you to remove much of the human element. For example, you can take RFID pedestals and put them at various checkpoints within the supply chain. As that material moves through those checkpoints, it seamlessly and automatically captures when data is transmitted so you’re less likely to have errors.” Even non-profits, with their heavy reliance on volunteer staff, can find that capability impressive. Dress for Success of South Central PA, a charitable organization that provides professional apparel and career counsel for disadvantaged women, is using item-level RFID to improve product availability and client servicing. CEO Ruth Koup and board member Deborah Pekala, both seasoned retailers, saw that RFID could help them execute some basic retail best practice principles and sought to apply them to the Dress for Success South Central PA organization. Using an item-level solution provided by Motorola, Avery Dennison and Concept2Solution, Dress for Success South Central PA is beginning to track individual items within its three stores, warehouse and mobile unit as they are distributed to clients, enabling the organization's staff to find appropriate items quickly and easily perform regular inventory counts. (Read the full press release.) Motorola is proud that its RFID solutions are helping this non-profit organization fulfill its charitable mission and we're eager to show you how RFID can help you fulfill your business objectives. Contact us to find out how we can help you. |
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Upcoming Webinar
Events Calendar VCF Conference VisionSync 2009, October 25-28, 2009, Tampa. Platinum Registration Sponsor RFID Journal LIVE! Europe, October 19-21, 2009, Frankfurt, Germany. Platinum Registration Sponsor WEBINAR: RFID in Apparel Retail, RFID Journal LIVE Webinar, November 4, 2009. Premier Sponsor |
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RFID Continues To Offer Supply Chain Options As options are evolving, VARs need to understand best RFID practices to prosper in the supply chain market. Read about the best RFID practices for the supply chain from Motorola’s John Rommel and others.