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key part of the supply chain and primarily aims to control the movement and storage of materials within a warehouse and process the associated transactions, including shipping, receiving, put away and picking. The systems also direct and optimize stock put away based on real-time information about the status of bin utilization. Warehouse management systems often utilize Auto ID Data Capture (AIDC) technology, such as barcode scanners, mobile computers, wireless LANs and potentially Radio-frequency identification (RFID) to efficiently monitor the flow of products. Once data has been collected, there is either batch synchronization with, or a real-time wireless transmission to a central database. The database can then provide useful reports about the status of goods in the warehouse. Warehouse Management monitors the progress of products through the warehouse. It involves the physical warehouse infrastructure, tracking systems, and communication between product stations. Warehouse management deals with receipt, storage and movement of goods, normally finished goods, to intermediate storage locations or to final customer. In the multi-echelon model for distribution, there are levels of warehouses, starting with the Central Warehouse(s), regional warehouses services by the central warehouses and retail warehouses at the third level services by the regional warehouses and so on.
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One of the most pain points in a warehouse is finding the location finished goods that have been shelved. We can solve this problem by labeling each rack and shelf with an on-metal RFID tag/s. These tags can be read by RFID enabled forklifts during the loading and unloading stage and update the list of inventories and its respective locations in the warehouse. RFID enabled forklifts eliminate the need install RFID antennas throughout your warehouse to make tracking a possibility. This forklift solution has a mobile computer/tablet (rugged, for sustained use in a tough environment) integrated closely with RFID readers and antennae. This gives all the efficiency-boosting practices of a standard computerized RFID system that would be tracking the pallets and asset locations in real-time.
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- 1. KanbaNet Your stock any time, anywhere A way of optimizing stocks
- 2. KanbaNet · What is it? 3 · Double bin kanban 4 · Kanban process 5 · Kanban system components 6 RFID tags 8 10 9 11 12 13 14 RFID panel RFID reader Stockapp · KanbaNet process · Beneficts · Contact
- 3. KANBANET SYSTEM 3 The KanbaNet solution, based on RFID technology connected to cloud services, helps users having a controlled and organized stock. It allows having products always in hand for the users. It avoids issues caused by break of stock or expired products. KanbaNet enables rotation of supplies at the right time. What is it?
- 4. KANBANET SYSTEM 4 Primary bin Secondary bin Double bin KANBAN system divides the stock for each item in two bins: Primary bin Secondary bin (backup) Each bin is labeled with a RFID tag. Users can quickly make a product request by bringing the bin identification label near the panel when items at any bin are finished Double bin kanban
- 5. KANBANET SYSTEM 5 1. The process starts with the consumption of the items at the Primary bin 2. When the items at the Primary bin are finished an alert is triggered 3. The consumption continues with the Secondary bin (back-up) 4. Finally, replenishment is done. Move remaining items from Secondary to Primary bin and replenish the Secondary one. Kanban Process consumption replenishment ! 4 1 2 3
- 6. KANBANET SYSTEM 6 When the Primary bin is exhausted, a replenishment alert is triggered, placing the green RFID tag close to the reader. It may happen that the Secondary bin is also exhausted, before replenishment happens, so an urgent alert is triggered, placing the red RFID tag close to the reader. · Green RFID tag means, 50% has been consumed · Red RFID tag means, there will be no items soon. . Kanban process Consumption Replenishment ! ! Replenishment alert Urgent alert
- 8. KANBANET SYSTEM 8 Each tag refers to an item. The tags have an RFID chip embedded, which allows to send alerts when they are read by the rfid reader. There are two kind of tags: Green tag: placed in the Primary bin Red tag: placed in the Secondary bin Stock 50% empty Chip RFID RFID tags Stock 100% empty
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- 10. KANBANET SYSTEM 10 The KN60 reader panel is a card holder where the RFID tags are placed. It has a buil-in RFID antenna to read the tag information. The panel reads all the tags and sends the data to the webapp · Panel dimensions: 660 high x 380 wide x 125 depth mm · Reading capacity: 60 tags RFID Panel KN60
- 11. KANBANET SYSTEM 11 STOCKAPP is a web based application used for stock management: · It is accesible from: http://app.stockare.com ·Itallowscontrollingandmanaging stocks in a quick and simple way. · Eases the creation of records, statistics and items configuration. · Data can be downloaded in different file formats: .xls, .pdf or .xml STOCKAPP
- 12. Request Request monitoring Purchase managing KANBANET SYSTEM 12 1. Consumption The stock is been consumed daily 2. Request New items are requested when they are finished 3. Request monitoring All the requests are monitored by the webapp 4. Purchase managing The purchases are processed in the main storehouse 5. Replenishment The items are replenished for further consumption KanbaNet process Replenishment Consumption
- 13. KANBANET SYSTEM 13 Improves stock organization and control. Ensures products are always available. Avoids issues caused by stock out. Avoids having expired products. Helps rotating products at the right time. Stocks real-time information. Statistics for further improvement Access to historic data. Reduced replenishment time. Reduces counting time. Reduces inventory costs. Reduces errors. Benefits
- 14. SISTEMA KANBANET 14 Address: 48600, Bilbao, Spain Phone: (+34) 634 416 953 Twitter: @stockareRFID LinkedIn: Company Page Email: support@stockare.com Partner: www.lapastilla.com Contact Bilbao- Stockare main office Madrid- LaPastilla LaPastilla C/ Batres, 2C, P. Ind. Ventorro del Cano, 28925 - Alcorcón, Madrid, España Tlf: +(34) 91 633 22 71 | Móvil: +(34) 630 15 39 21 | lapastilla@lapastilla.com