“B-to-B E-Commerce: Assessing the Impacts of RFID Technology in a Five Layer Supply Chain” is a research paper written by Ygal Bendavid, Elisabeth Lefebvre, Louis A. Lefebvre, and Samuel Fosso Wamba École Polytechnique de Montréal. This paper focus is to track the key performance marks to measure the effects of RFID technology in a five-layer supply chain management system for the utility sector. While the main objective is to expand, the reader understanding of the possible effects of RFID technology with dealing with supply chain. Radio-frequency identification (RFID) uses electromagnetic fields to mechanically recognize and track tags attached to items. Some believe that RFID is to be well-thought-out the next big thing in supply chain management.
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Conceptual can defines both benefits and limitations. Conceptual propose that RFID may simplify the growth of developing supply chain arrangement by portraying as a helper for a build-to-order supply chain management strategy. Conceptual reflect RFID as a method that empowers smart supply and demand chain enabling teamwork practices such as collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment. Several mathematical and simulation models have been used to measure the effect of RFID on supply chain performance. For example, in a manufacturer supply chain atmospheres, the benefits of using RFID is inventory deceasing while service level increasing. The author the potential improvement RFID can have on restocking inventory. The author notice at least six cost-benefit model that can use while using RFID. Field studies have shown that RFID have led to an increase in sale by at least 23% while decreasing out of stock items by 14 % and store space by …show more content…
In phase one opportunities are sought by exploring inspiration, measuring product value chain and plotting the intra- and inter-business procedures while the possible of RFID technology is measured in phase two. Also, in phase two the test is replicated to make one last decision for the test study which is confirmed in the lab. In phase 3, supply chain test is run with RFID technology. While in the testing state, the products go through the RFID gateways, tags, and information are taken in the middleware and the matching operation are transported into ERP. When the products are shipped the information that was taken are updated in the
Conceptual can defines both benefits and limitations. Conceptual propose that RFID may simplify the growth of developing supply chain arrangement by portraying as a helper for a build-to-order supply chain management strategy. Conceptual reflect RFID as a method that empowers smart supply and demand chain enabling teamwork practices such as collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment. Several mathematical and simulation models have been used to measure the effect of RFID on supply chain performance. For example, in a manufacturer supply chain atmospheres, the benefits of using RFID is inventory deceasing while service level increasing. The author the potential improvement RFID can have on restocking inventory. The author notice at least six cost-benefit model that can use while using RFID. Field studies have shown that RFID have led to an increase in sale by at least 23% while decreasing out of stock items by 14 % and store space by …show more content…
In phase one opportunities are sought by exploring inspiration, measuring product value chain and plotting the intra- and inter-business procedures while the possible of RFID technology is measured in phase two. Also, in phase two the test is replicated to make one last decision for the test study which is confirmed in the lab. In phase 3, supply chain test is run with RFID technology. While in the testing state, the products go through the RFID gateways, tags, and information are taken in the middleware and the matching operation are transported into ERP. When the products are shipped the information that was taken are updated in the