White Paper: Enterprise Barcode and RFID Label Management
Making a mistake with a barcode often means a $3,000 fine from the retailer.
Summary:
Barcode and RFID label print compliance is often treated as a tactical problem without significant business impacts. However, the ability to use labels to respond to customer requirements and facilitate internal and cross-company supply chain processes can unlock a great deal of business value. By deploying a rules-based software infrastructure that is
integrated to existing enterprise systems, companies turn what was previously an administrative burden into a source of competitive advantage
TAKE Solutions has developed a scalable, rules-based barcode label and RFID print management platform that allows business users — not IT programmers — to effectively administer tagging output and compliance programs. By alleviating the IT staff of this burden, label compliance is achieved at a lower cost and higher quality, allowing the organization to be proactive in its use of auto identification (auto ID) technology throughout the extended supply chain.
Summary:
Barcode and RFID label print compliance is often treated as a tactical problem without significant business impacts. However, the ability to use labels to respond to customer requirements and facilitate internal and cross-company supply chain processes can unlock a great deal of business value. By deploying a rules-based software infrastructure that is
integrated to existing enterprise systems, companies turn what was previously an administrative burden into a source of competitive advantage
TAKE Solutions has developed a scalable, rules-based barcode label and RFID print management platform that allows business users — not IT programmers — to effectively administer tagging output and compliance programs. By alleviating the IT staff of this burden, label compliance is achieved at a lower cost and higher quality, allowing the organization to be proactive in its use of auto identification (auto ID) technology throughout the extended supply chain.
