Paige VerMerris is an Account Executive at Label Logic, Inc., bringing more than six years of experience growing from intern to sales leader. She specializes in account management, customer partnerships, and delivering tailored labeling solutions that drive long-term client success.
RFID is used in almost every industry, including manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, retail, security, information technology, and agriculture. Given the broad range of applications, the best way to determine if RFID can help is by letting Label Logic assist in identifying your problem areas and creating a customized solution for your organization. Label Logic will help you discover increased efficiencies and reduce stress.
RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. It is the spiritual successor to the barcode. RFID uses electromagnetic fields (radio waves) to automatically transmit electronically stored information on an integrated circuit (chip) to an RFID scanner or reader. The reader then converts the information into a more usable form, and sends it to a host system, which displays the information in real-time or stores the information in a database for later analysis.
RFID gives us the ability to track any individual item, leading to more granular and detailed reporting, allowing you to make clearer critical business decisions. For example, RFID technology can be used for asset tracking, such as returnable totes and racks used to ship products in many industries. An RFID tag attached to each tote and rack can automatically record when, where, and to what customer each asset was sent to, ensuring that each tote or rack is returned in a timely manner for the next round of shipments.
