RFID Uses in Warehousing
It is important to discuss software when we describe radio frequency identication (RFID) and operations such as warehousing. Since the mid-1990s, warehousing and other operations have become computerized. To realize any benet from technologies such as RFID, operations must be computerized. In this...
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| description | It is important to discuss software when we describe radio frequency identication (RFID) and
operations such as warehousing. Since the mid-1990s, warehousing and other operations have
become computerized. To realize any benet from technologies such as RFID, operations must
be computerized. In this section, we describe the different types of systems that allow for efcient
operations. Because software and middleware are the most important pieces of an RFID solution,
these packages are needed to make use of information collected by RFID technology with all the
other systems operating in the warehouse: warehouse management systems (WMS), transportation
management systems (TMS), event management systems, order management systems (OMS), and
enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. |
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be computerized. In this section, we describe the different types of systems that allow for efcient
operations. Because software and middleware are the most important pieces of an RFID solution,
these packages are needed to make use of information collected by RFID technology with all the
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be computerized. In this section, we describe the different types of systems that allow for efcient
operations. Because software and middleware are the most important pieces of an RFID solution,
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become computerized. To realize any benet from technologies such as RFID, operations must
be computerized. In this section, we describe the different types of systems that allow for efcient
operations. Because software and middleware are the most important pieces of an RFID solution,
these packages are needed to make use of information collected by RFID technology with all the
other systems operating in the warehouse: warehouse management systems (WMS), transportation
management systems (TMS), event management systems, order management systems (OMS), and
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