When it comes to RFID it goes way beyond data storage and retrieving it through radio waves. It could be one of your most powerful allies if you know how to make the most of it. And this is why switching to RFID from traditional methods might be one of the best decision you’ll ever made. This are the main benefits from this technology:

1. Shipment Verification
   Automate tracking of shipments moving in and out of dock doors for efficient processes and accurate data in your shipping systems. Gain insights that can further automate processes and drive operational efficiencies.
2. Optimize Operation
   Automate the tracking and movement of goods and assets to gain item-level insights that identify bottlenecks and traffic patterns, so you can create an efficient system that keeps shipments moving.
3. Asset Management
   Automate check-in and -out procedures, maintenance alerts, and location monitoring to get the most out of your investments. Know where assets are, and if they’re ready for shipment and spend less time looking for items and more time using them.
4. Warehouse Inventory Location
   Track every item in your warehouse so you know where everything is and can easily meet customer demands. Optimize storage and product movement, and ensure that you have what you need to run your business efficiently.
5. Unique Tracking
   Each RFID has a microchip able to contain information that can be placed to identify individually every product instead of using a barcode to identify a set of items. This allows the products to be individually tracked throughout the entire supply chain.

Data management is probably one of the most underrated issues in production chains. Most of the time this is due to the fact that we know it is important but we do not know in depth the potential that has a correct data management, which goes beyond a control in the production chain and that helps us and is essential in the immediate decision making as well as in the medium and long term.