inventory management

Guest Article By Rusty Redecker, Vice President, Global Logistics, Avery Dennison Global parcel network operators are under intense pressure to speed up deliveries, cut costs and keep track of where…

When Marks & Spencer first began experimenting with RFID technology back in 2003, few could have predicted the journey that lay ahead. Nearly two decades of trial, error, and persistence…

The eyewear industry has long struggled with inventory headaches. Between the sheer variety of frames on offer, the compact size of high-value products making them easy to misplace or steal,…

RFID systems generate vast amounts of data every second. Tags are scanned, locations are logged, and timestamps are recorded across warehouses, retail floors, and production lines. Without a structured way…

Pharmacy operations have long struggled with the challenge of keeping medication inventory accurate, accessible, and up to date. Manual counts and barcode-only systems, while functional, leave gaps that can lead…

When Tesco first began evaluating RFID technology for its UK stores, the reaction inside the business was cautious at best. Britain’s largest supermarket chain had watched early RFID pilots in…

Where the RFID market really stands in 2026: the shipment correction, the sectors driving the recovery, and what comes next. The numbers, without the hype.

CONTROLTEK Strengthens Canadian Presence with Appointment of Timothy Beckett as Key Account Manager CONTROLTEK, a leading provider of Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) and RFID-based retail loss prevention solutions, has announced…

Zebra Technologies has launched the WS501-R, a compact wearable mobile computer that the company is positioning as the smallest all-in-one RFID wearable on the market. Designed for hands-free operation in…

Every RFID deployment reaches a critical juncture: the moment your tag data needs to flow into your enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. Whether you run SAP, Oracle, or Microsoft Dynamics,…