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Supply Chain
by Anita Campbell on December 16, 2006
He's taken a controversial position. While I don't agree with such a bleak outlook, I do think it is fair to say that near term there are challenges to sort out for using RFID in the supply chain. End users are still figuring out in many cases how to implement the technology.
However, I believe there are many examples of companies making progress with their RFID implementations. You have only to read the pages of the RFID Journal to read about new pilots and case studies all the time. It's just that things are going slower than many anticipated.
What is your opinion?
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Response from:
Chris Kapsambelis
(12/16/06 11:07am)
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I think readers may find the results of one of the few pilot studies to be published on the web. Cardinal Health has it on their webpage below:
http://www.cardinal.com/content/news/11142006_91731.asp
Pay close attention to their concept of unit-level “inference”. This not unlike the use of EDI and ASN with barcode. Also, notice that they recommend barcode as backup.