Fuzzy TOPSIS/SCOR-Based Approach in Assessment of RFID Technology (ART) for Logistics of Manufacturing Companies

Gładysz, Bartłomiej; Santarek, Krzysztof

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“…A review of literature on design, implementation and evaluation of RFID solutions for logistics processes was conducted and results were published e.g. by [12][13][14][15][16]. There were also papers found on RFID-based business models and deployment methods [36,37], but those papers do not address issues related with creation of strategic advantage on a basis of RFID implementation.…”

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“…The same linguistic scale is used in the ART-T module. More detailed analysis and description of tools and methods implemented within all four modules of the ART method and their applications were presented by [12][13][14][15][16].…”

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“…The general definition of possible RFID applications, evaluation criteria for ART-T modules, fuzzy group TOPSIS calculations were given by [14]. In accordance with the TOPSIS algorithm [20,21,27], the fuzzy decision matrix (see Table 6) was normalized and multiplied by the weight vector (see Table 5).…”

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Justification of RFID Implementation. A Case Study of White Goods Manufacturer

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2017

Management and Production Engineering Review

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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a rapidly emerging technology with a wide range of impact and still not fully exploited potential applications. The impact of RFID is not limited to the area of its direct application. There are many possible benefits to be gained from RFID application, but it must be preceded with careful analysis as its implementation is not always reasonable. A new method for an assessment of RFID technology was presented and explained on the case of a white goods manufacturer. There was a lack of such a method allowing for relatively quick and flexible assessment, which is important for decision makers, who do not want to become involved in very sophisticated and time-consuming analysis at the early stage of decision making. The method supports early phases of decision making related to RFID implementation. Conclusions derived from the analysis of the case study confirmed that the method applied allows for rationalizing decision making and answers whether RFID could generate strategic advantage, in which area RFID should be applied, how RFID-supported processes will be executed and what benefits would be expected. previous papers focused only on answering specific questions from the above list, without showing a holistic approach. the approach to answer questions about execution of processes and benefits was not considered earlier at all. The paper illustrates details of using a new method of an assessment of RFID technology (ART) using a real industrial example.

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Section: A Methods For Assessment Of Rfid Technologymentioning

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Justification of RFID Implementation. A Case Study of White Goods Manufacturer

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Santarek³

2017

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“…5) is that RFID is strategically important for a company and next ART module (ART-T) should be executed to find processes with the biggest potential for RFIDbased improvement (and/or reengineering). Details of ART-T module were presented in [49].…”

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“…Assessment of RFID Technology (ART) method was applied in environment of manufacturer of medical goods, but it is designed in a way to be applicable in any manufacturing company. Details of ART-S and ART-T with illustrative computational examples can be found in [47,49]. ART-O and ART-E modules were applied for the same company.…”

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An Assessment of RFID Applications in Manufacturing Companies

Gładysz¹

2015

Management and Production Engineering Review

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The meaning of Cyber Physical Systems and an Internet of Things with indication of RFID position in those concepts was outlined. Research program related to assessment of RFID technology was presented. Author deducted on problems related to RFID implementations and RFID essentially for logistics of manufacturing companies. Research goals and problems were formulated. Tools, techniques, models and methods that could be utilized were proposed and discussed. Research was focused on design of a new method to support early decision making phases for RFID application in logistics of manufacturing companies. Author stated that literature and practice lacks of complex method to answer if RFID is strategically important for the company, which processes should be RFID-supported, how RFID-supported processes should be designed and if RFID-support is rational. Framework for assessment of RFID technology with illustrative example was discussed.

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An Assessment of Technologies with Wide Range of Impact. A Case of RFID

Gładysz

Santarek

2015

Procedia Manufacturing

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Fuzzy TOPSIS/SCOR-Based Approach in Assessment of RFID Technology (ART) for Logistics of Manufacturing Companies

Cited by 4 publications

References 26 publications

Justification of RFID Implementation. A Case Study of White Goods Manufacturer

Justification of RFID Implementation. A Case Study of White Goods Manufacturer

An Assessment of RFID Applications in Manufacturing Companies

An Assessment of Technologies with Wide Range of Impact. A Case of RFID

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