RFID causing “Frustrating Disconnect”

A new study by Oyster Bay, NY-based ABI Research found that retail firms trying to implement the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) supply chain initiatives launched by the likes of Wal-Mart and Target are running into a variety of problems – largely because no two RFID plans can be alike. "There's no cookie-cutter approach to RFID, said research analyst Sara Shah. “RFID manufacturers -- many of them relatively new companies -- don't understand retail; and many retailers don't understand how RFID can benefit them. This leaves them frustrated and slows down market adoption.” ABI’s report, The RFID Retail Market, ...

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