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Riding the Wave: Radio Frequency Wave, That Is

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business intelligence / data warehousing,
limitations,
chain,
supply chain

Overview Adopting RFID across the supply chain exposes its current limitations and introduces many new challenges. That is part of the brilliance of the Wal-Mart and DoD strategies. RFID limitations will be overcome through necessity for its use. As this technology matures from this new adoption cycle, it certainly promises many new benefits. The opportunities for improved supply chain efficiency, effectiveness and visibility are encouraging to say the least.

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Publisher	HK Systems	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	February 2004	Downloads	7
Format	White Papers
Topics	Business Intelligence / Data Warehousing, Supply Chain Management, RFID

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