| Publisher | IBM | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 901.2KB PDF | Date added | 08 Nov 2005 |
| Topics | RFID, Service Level Management | ||
| Downloads | 38 | ||
Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) as an emerging technology has generated enormous amount of interest in the supply chain arena. There are a number of theoretical advantages of RFID technology. This paper investigates how these advantages can contribute to the performance of a supply chain and hence to business value. The paper identifies existing supply chain results, most of which were developed for purposes other than RFID but are applicable to RFID, and models the impact of RFID in a manufacturer-retailer supply chain environment using computer simulation when one cannot find relevant existing results.
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