Abstract:PurposeThe purpose of the paper is to investigate the feasibility of using radio frequency identification (RFID) total asset visibility technologies for post‐consumer monitoring and ordering of medical supplies.Design/methodology/approachA laboratory experiment in a consumer context was designed. This involved the application of RFID tag technology for glucose monitoring and supply management.FindingsIt was found that embedded RFID monitoring of blood glucose levels can be used to effectively monitor and help … Show more
“…Supply chain performance metrics and time savings by adopting RFID are presented in [25]. Benefits on the consumer-facing end of the supply chain are the topic of [72], whereas Veronneau and Roy [105] focus on the cruise-ship supply chain, and Swartz et al [95] focus on medical supply chains.…”
Section: Rfid In the Supply Chain -Towards An "Internet Of Things"mentioning
“…Supply chain performance metrics and time savings by adopting RFID are presented in [25]. Benefits on the consumer-facing end of the supply chain are the topic of [72], whereas Veronneau and Roy [105] focus on the cruise-ship supply chain, and Swartz et al [95] focus on medical supply chains.…”
Section: Rfid In the Supply Chain -Towards An "Internet Of Things"mentioning
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