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RFID's capabiltiy to drive business process improvement, increase supply chain efficiency and ultimately improve bottom line results...
Print-and-apply labelers, equipped with SATO print engines, print variable data at 300 dpi onto pressure sensitive labels and apply them to the left corner of the top of each case. These labels contain unique information, such as copy number, store name and address, movie/game title, original release date and movie viewing rating as well as a unique-copy barcode.
This RFID-based process management system helped an instrumentation manufacturer achieve: hands-off data capture, labor savings, batch processing (read several tags at one time), and production process visibility throughout the supply chain and real-time tracking.
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is becoming an increasingly popular way of tracking and managing inventory and the reasons aren’t hard to discern. Find out what's new in RFID in this White Paper from Logopak.
In this white paper from SATO, automated tagging opens the door to reducing cost and adding value. But there are considerations...
How third-party logistics provider Megatrux utilizes RFID for inventory and warehouse management, shipping, and receiving automation, improving customer service, and shipment accuracy. New case study from SATO.
White paper from ID Technology answers frequently asked questions that arise when considering RFID technology.
A combination of technologies proved fruitful for kiwifruit packer EastPack in New Zealand.
Food packaging from a university perspective
Using RFID Cabinets and Freezers to Protect and Manage High-Value Inventory was the subject of a Webinar Oct. 2 sponsored by Terso Solutions (www.tersosolutions.com) and Odin Technologies (www.odintechnologies.com) that highlighted several case studies.
Smart packaging thrives, with innovations that drive greater brand marketing and product communication, as well as enhance product quality and safety.
Change, Innovation, and Sustainability are the key themes of this year’s Conference at Pack Expo. But conference speakers will shine the brightest spotlight on sustainability.
During their BPPF presentation, Aaron Graham and Mike Celentano made it a point to say that Purdue Pharma is open to different technologies, including both RFID and bar coding.
Purdue Pharma has learned several valuable lessons as it’s proceeded with its RFID implementation.
At Purdue Pharma’s manufacturing and distribution facility in Wilson, NC, RFID is employed on one packaging line for bottles of the company’s OxyContin (oxycodone HCl controlled release) tablets.
Pharmaceutical manufacturer pioneers the use of RFID to provide authentication and traceability of its products through the distribution chain.
Sonoco Products Co., Hartsville, SC, adds RFID technology to the fiber-based cores it provides the paper industry using a solution from IPICO (www.ipico.com).
Contract packager Tjoapack installs a tablet line with coding, scanning, and software capabilities that deliver traceability from pallet all the way back to the unit dose.
Edson, specialists in case packing of hard-to-handle flexible packages, introduces an all-new, ELAU-enabled delta robot packer, the RPd 270, at PACK EXPO booth N-4345
Hear first-hand about item-level RFID tagging of books, as well as of boxes and pallets, at Centraal Boekhuis in The Netherlands.
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