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RFID goes beyond the traditional bar code product identification, helping fortify visibility with better data granularity and more timely updates.
RFID hype has taken on a life of its own. According to Wal-Mart, which has mandated its top 100 suppliers to RFID-tag their cases and pallets, RFID is the next logical step to enhance supply chain visibility. But user companies believe that current RFID projects are derailing ongoing efforts to help them cope with supply and demand variations. Additionally, user companies believe that their networks still suffer from lack of visibility with customers and suppliers, which results in mismatches between supply and demand.
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