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This document discusses using RFID technology in the Good UAE Foods company. It begins with an overview of RFID, including what it is, its components, and types. It then discusses the need for RFID in Good UAE Foods to improve supply chain management and maintain efficient stock levels. The costs and benefits of implementing RFID are outlined, along with some risks. Implementing RFID could give the company a competitive advantage through more accurate and up-to-date inventory tracking, but may also raise privacy concerns among consumers.
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2. RFID scanning is faster than barcode scanning, allowing greater productivity and labor efficiencies throughout the supply chain.
3. A full-scale RFID implementation across Metro's supply chain could save $26 billion annually by reducing shrinkage and improving inventory visibility.
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Technology development s at the pic in today's world. Even the existing technology and devices are being upgraded. So, the idea is here to understand about one of the best technologies called Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) which is now in use everywhere for many application. Here I have used it for one of those application which is object detection which have been applied at many places.
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- 1. RFID & GOOD UAE FOODS BY : ABDULLA AL ZAROONI ABDULRAHMAN DEEMAS FARES AL KAABI AHMED LOOTAH
- 2. CONTENTS • About RFID -what is RFID -Types of RFID -Disadvantages of RFID -Alternatives to RFID • Need of RFID in Good UAE Foods • Costs of RFID • Benefits of using RFID • Risks of using RFID • Impact of firms using RFID
- 3. ABOUT RFID • What is RFID? • Radio frequency identification (RFID) transfers data from a tag attached to an object using radio frequency electromagnetic fields for the purpose of automatic identification and tracking.
- 4. ABOUT RFID • The basic components include: • Antenna or reader • Transceiver (with decoder) • Transponder (RF tag) electronically programmed with unique information
- 6. ABOUT RFID • Types of RFID: • Passive: SHORT RANGE, NO BATTERY, LESS EXPENSIVE • Active: LONG RANGE, NEED BATTERIES, MORE EXPENSIVE
- 7. ABOUT RFID • Some of the disadvantages involving RFID include: • Data Flooding • Global standardization
- 8. ABOUT RFID • Alternatives to RFID: • Ru-bee protocol
- 9. NEED OF RFID IN GOOD UAE FOODS COMPANY • UAE Good Foods main products : Dairy & Organic fresh meats • Products expire and become inconsumable
- 10. NEED OF RFID IN GOOD UAE FOODS COMPANY • Problem to be solved by RFID: • Improve SCM • Maintain efficient stock levels All this is to achieve 1 target: No Stock accumulation and avoid inefficiency
- 11. NEED OF RFID IN GOOD UAE FOODS COMPANY • Costs of RFID: The cost of implementing RFID depends on the following aspects: -Volume -Type of System -Application Those and many other factors
- 12. NEED OF RFID IN GOOD UAE FOODS COMPANY • Benefits of Implementing RFID: -Better tracking of inventory -Reduction in manual work -Time saving -Accurate and up to date -Increase in the supply chain speed -No product and order inaccuracies -A better picture of stock positions
- 13. NEED OF RFID IN GOOD UAE FOODS COMPANY • Risks of RFID: • Profiling • Eavesdropping • Inventory Jamming
- 14. NEED OF RFID IN GOOD UAE FOODS COMPANY • Impact of Firm using RFID: • Competitive Advantage (people not having to wait in lines to pay) • Consumers fear profiling • Updated information is a key to success