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]]> By: mcislog http://www.electronic-cash-news.com/2009/where-does-rfid-fit-within-the-supply-chain/comment-page-1/#comment-20387 mcislog Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:21:22 +0000 http://www.electronic-cash-news.com/2009/where-does-rfid-fit-within-the-supply-chain/#comment-20387 Pat - thanks for the comments. Good point on using active RFID tags on high-value perishables and tires. I'll update the posting that there are definitely niche solutions today for using active RFID at box and item level.<br><br>Please elaborate on your comment that supply chain visibility is becoming more multi-dimensional. I did not get your meaning. Pat – thanks for the comments. Good point on using active RFID tags on high-value perishables and tires. I'll update the posting that there are definitely niche solutions today for using active RFID at box and item level.

Please elaborate on your comment that supply chain visibility is becoming more multi-dimensional. I did not get your meaning.

]]> By: Pat Burns http://www.electronic-cash-news.com/2009/where-does-rfid-fit-within-the-supply-chain/comment-page-1/#comment-20379 Pat Burns Sun, 22 Nov 2009 06:25:20 +0000 http://www.electronic-cash-news.com/2009/where-does-rfid-fit-within-the-supply-chain/#comment-20379 Very thorough piece. I would like to add add that increasingly active RFID is already making its way into smaller conveyances like boxes and cartons, particularly for perishables. Active is already used for pallets. Longer range active RFID like DASH7 (<a href="http://www.dash7.org" rel="nofollow">www.dash7.org</a>), with multi-km read ranges, are likely to displace at least some fleet management apps. Items themselves (e.g. tires with TPMS) are increasingly being outfitted with active RFID. One thought: the definition of supply chain visibility is becoming more multi-dimensional. Very thorough piece. I would like to add add that increasingly active RFID is already making its way into smaller conveyances like boxes and cartons, particularly for perishables. Active is already used for pallets. Longer range active RFID like DASH7 (http://www.dash7.org), with multi-km read ranges, are likely to displace at least some fleet management apps. Items themselves (e.g. tires with TPMS) are increasingly being outfitted with active RFID. One thought: the definition of supply chain visibility is becoming more multi-dimensional.

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