Facing the Challenges of RFID Data Management

Bose, Indranil; Lam, Chun Wai

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“…These abilities make it efficient for tracking products, sorting inventory and sharing information about the distribution process in supply chain networks (Cheng and Yeh, 2011). Therefore, RFID technology has enabled a new wave of inter-organizational systems (IOS) that allows specific information to be shared related to the tracking of merchandise and to controlling access to inventory (Bose and Lam, 2008).…”

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Strategic value of RFID for inter-firm supply chain networks

Hwang

Rho

2014

Information Development

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Despite the huge potential benefits of radio frequency identification (RFID) in collaborative use with transaction partners, many companies are reluctant to implement RFID with their partners and skeptical of its strategic value in inter-firm, supply chain networks. However, existing research is concentrated on the internal adoption and benefit measurement of RFID system, without careful consideration of the strategic value in an inter-organizational context at implementation stage. Hence, this study empirically identifies the reciprocal strategic value of RFID implementation in inter-firm, supply chain networks based on the resource-based theory and social capital theory. Additionally, mutual quality constructs of RFID system from an interorganizational context are investigated as determinants of the strategic value. Empirical results have shown that supply chain visibility and agility are improved through high-level, shared information quality and inter-organizational system quality of RFID. Inter-organizational trust is enhanced by high-level, interorganizational service quality and supply chain agility. Moreover, all strategic values of RFID (visibility, agility, and trust), when enhanced by RFID, have positive impacts on supply chain performance. This study expands the discussion scope of RFID to the implementation stage at the inter-firm level beyond the internal adoption level, improving the delay of RFID diffusion among transaction partners. Furthermore, the study describes strategic points that can be used to maximize the RFID value in supply chain networks.

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Strategic value of RFID for inter-firm supply chain networks

Hwang

Rho

2014

Information Development

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Radio Frequency Identification and Mobile Ad-Hoc Network

Kasemsap

2017

Handbook of Research on Recent Developments in Intelligent Communication Application

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This chapter explains the components of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID); the aspects of RFID; the barriers to RFID utilization; the privacy and security issues of RFID; the RFID applications in supply chain management; the RFID applications in the health care industry; the RFID applications in modern business; the Near Field Communication (NFC) in mobile devices; the overview of Mobile Ad-Hoc Network (MANET); the security concern of MANET; and the advanced issues of MANET in the digital age. RFID and MANET become the growing components of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) applications and can be effectively utilized in global operations. The chapter argues that RFID and MANET have the potential to increase the efficiency of operations in various industries, improve asset visibility and traceability, decrease reliance on manual processes, reduce operation costs, and provide useful data for business analytics.

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Facing the Challenges of RFID Data Management

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Strategic value of RFID for inter-firm supply chain networks

Strategic value of RFID for inter-firm supply chain networks

Radio Frequency Identification and Mobile Ad-Hoc Network

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