RFID and item-level information visibility

Zhou, Wei

doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2008.09.017

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“…Analytic models of the benefits of item-level RFID are presented in [49]. Item-level information visibility is analytically analyzed by Zhou [117]. Inventory-record inaccuracy in a supply chain model is discussed by Heese [57].…”

Section: Rfid In the Supply Chain -Towards An "Internet Of Things"mentioning

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RFID and the Internet of Things: Technology, Applications, and Security Challenges

Evdokimov

2010

FNT in Technology, Information and Operations Management

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Section: Rfid In the Supply Chain -Towards An "Internet Of Things"mentioning

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RFID and the Internet of Things: Technology, Applications, and Security Challenges

Evdokimov

2010

FNT in Technology, Information and Operations Management

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“…Shu-Jen Wang (2008) [7] analysis of simulated impact of the radio frequency identification (RFID) system on the inventory replenishment of the thin film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) supply chain in Taiwan, the results shows that the RFID-enabled pull-based supply chain can be effectively achieved with a 6.19% decrease in the total inventory cost, and a 7.60% increase in the inventory turnover rate. Zhou (2009) [8] consider the inventory management of fresh agricultural products, which the demand of the products is under the influence of freshness, and put forward with the increase of product information availability that enterprises can use this information to improve the management performance. Eleonora Bottani (2010) [9] researches the impact of RFID and EPC network on the bullwhip effect in the Italian FMCG supply chain, and the results show that real-time visibility of the supply chain, can dramatically reduce the bullwhip effect, substantially affecting the economical profitability of the whole FMCG supply chain.…”

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The Design of An RFID-based Warehouse Management System for Fresh Agricultural Products of Stores

Li¹,

Fan²

2017

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Abstract. The paper designed an RFID-based warehouse management system for fresh agricultural products of stores. The problem for fresh agricultural products in traditional warehouse business processes is first analyzed. Then according to the results of business processes analysis, system function and database are designed, and the system function includes 4 parts, inbound management, outbound management, electronic goods allocation management and processes management in the warehouse management. The expected results when the system is achieved can enhance the working efficiency of stores, reduce operating costs and improve customer satisfaction.

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“…In warehousing and delivering, single items can be grouped and contained in secondary and tertiary packaging units and shipped in heterogeneous batches to retailers (Zhou, 2009). The identification can be performed statically (identified object is still) or dynamically (objects are moved along a path in the reader coverage area).…”

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Passive ultra high frequency radio frequency identification systems for single-item identification in food supply chains

Barge

Merlino

Tortia

2017

J Agricult Engineer

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In the food industry, composition, size, and shape of items are much less regular than in other commodities sectors. In addition, a wide variety of packaging, composed by different materials, is employed. As material, size and shape of items to which the tag should be attached strongly influence the minimum power requested for tag functioning, performance improvements can be achieved only selecting suitable radio frequency (RF) identifiers for the specific combination of food product and packaging. When dealing with logistics units, the dynamic reading of a vast number of tags could originate simultaneous broadcasting of signals (tag-to-tag collisions) that could affect reading rates and the overall reliability of the identification procedure. This paper reports the results of an analysis of the reading performance of ultra high frequency radio frequency identification systems for multiple static and dynamic electronic identification of food packed products in controlled conditions. Products were considered when arranged on a logistics pallet. The effects on reading rate of different factors, among which the product type, the gate configuration, the field polarisation, the power output of the RF reader, the interrogation protocol configuration as well as the transit speed, the number of tags and their interactions were statistically analysed and compared.

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RFID and item-level information visibility

Cited by 163 publications

References 15 publications

RFID and the Internet of Things: Technology, Applications, and Security Challenges

RFID and the Internet of Things: Technology, Applications, and Security Challenges

The Design of An RFID-based Warehouse Management System for Fresh Agricultural Products of Stores

Passive ultra high frequency radio frequency identification systems for single-item identification in food supply chains

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