The EPCglobal Network and RFID technology holds great promise for transforming business through the use of low-cost, radio frequency identification (RFID) tags to improve information flow and productivity. Through the placement of tags on individual items, cases, and pallets, RFID Technology will provide instant two-way communication within supply chains by merging information with physical goods. This book explores the essentials of RFID and the EPCglobal Network from the perspective of a practitioner that needs to make business decisions concerning the adoption of the technology. The perspective is from the supply chain management standpoint with emphasis on case studies and new thinking about the subject.
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"... Ein inhaltlicher Schwerpunkt liegt ... auf dem Potenzial von RFID für die Prozesskette, welches anhand von Fallbeispielen anschaulich erläutert wird. Das ... umfassende Buch bietet einen umfassenden Überblick mit Praxisbezug. Die Detailkenntnis der Autoren ist ein weiterer Pluspunkt ..."
(in: RFID Newsletter, 2007, Issue 2, S. 12)
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"... Dem Autorenteam ist es gelungen, neue Auffassungen über das Management von Lieferketten zu entwickeln. Lobenswert ist der pragmatische Ansatz, diese direkt aus konkreten Fallstudien abzuleiten."
(in: IT-Mittelstand, 2007, Issue 4, S. 66)
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