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Goodwill Industries of Southern New Jersey cuts annual shrink from $1.49m to $154,000 with item-level RFID

Goodwill Industries of Southern New Jersey cuts annual shrink from $1.49m to $154,000 with item-level RFID

Goodwill Industries of Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia says item-level RFID cut its annual shrink from more than $1.49 million to about $154,000, on a $1.2 million investment it puts…

Hospital Albert Einstein saves R$1.5m a year on linen with RFID

Hospital Albert Einstein saves R$1.5m a year on linen with RFID

Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein in Sao Paulo has saved R$1.5 million a year on linen control alone, with 120,000 textile pieces individually tagged and 500 rooms inventoried by RFID reading…

Dutch frame maker Van de Vin cuts €30,000 a year in printing with embedded RFID dowels

Dutch frame maker Van de Vin cuts €30,000 a year in printing with embedded RFID dowels

Timber window and door frame manufacturer Van de Vin has replaced paper drawings on its factory floor with UHF RFID tags embedded in the frames themselves, in a deployment built…

Avery Dennison and Scouting America put NFC inside 2026 Jamboree patches

Avery Dennison and Scouting America put NFC inside 2026 Jamboree patches

Two tap-enabled patches appeared at the Summit Bechtel Reserve in July 2026: one drove a site-wide check-in game, the other opened a video keepsake. Avery Dennison supplied the tags. Here…

Bellaire library tags nearly 100,000 books in four months

Bellaire library tags nearly 100,000 books in four months

Bellaire City Library in Texas tagged close to 100,000 books in four months, against an original estimate of nine months to a year. The shortcut was circulation itself: staff tagged…

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