Auto ID & Data Capture

DHL Supply Chain’s strategic labeling initiative streamlines ordering, optimizes printer performance and virtually eliminates chargebacks.

This white paper details the challenges that warehouse and supply chain solutions designers will face, and covers AIDC cases, and outlines the requirements for the selection of adaptable handheld PC platforms for expanding data acquisition needs.

If a company’s RFID system today is still the original “slap and ship” system adopted to simply satisfy the requirements of a supply chain partner, it may as well be slapping dollar bills onto those cartons and pallets.

This white paper describes the basic components of a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) system and explores the technology, applications, and competitive advantages of RFID technology and its uses for Automatic Identification Data Collection (AIDC).

SMARTRAC’s CIRCUS FLEX is an integral part of adidas’ Telstar 18 FIFA World Cup Official Match Ball, now you can experience the first-ever soccer match ball featuring an embedded NFC tag, the result of a partnership between adidas and SMARTRAC.

How to turn your products into consumer experience platforms - in this eBook, we’re going to show you the steps and best practices needed to bring your products to life and what you’ll need to turn your products into consumer experience platforms.

Read about the benefits and values of improving the accuracy, efficiency, and reliability of the supply chain process.

Download the white paper track and trace from farm to fork and learn why visibility in the food processing industry is becoming more and more important.

With more than 5 billion barcodes are scanned each day, supply chains would be wise to consider migrating to 2D technology.

As the volume of shipments continues to grow, logistics companies need technology that helps them move packages and cargo safely, efficiently and cost-effectively.

Over the coming years, IoT, Big Data, and mobile devices/applications should all play a larger role in helping companies create streamlined, end-to-end supply chains that span the globe, whether they’re operating in mature markets or emerging economies, these firms will continue to rely on technology that helps improve their operations and bring them closer to their customers.

To gain a deeper understanding of retailers’ focus, concerns and investment plans, Zebra conducted a global research study across a wide spectrum of retail segments, including: specialty stores, department stores, apparel merchants, supermarkets, electronics, home improvement and drugstore chains.

Nearly 70% of retail decision makers surveyed are ready to make changes to adopt the Internet of Things (IoT), and 65% plan to invest in automation technologies for inventory management and planogram compliance by 2021.

While batteries, screens and other electronic components get smaller and smaller, lenses have not done their part, until now, with a material science approach, scientists have created tiny meta-material lenses.

RFID technology provides superior inventory tracking capabilities that can be used to improve process efficiencies and inventory visibility throughout the supply chain.