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Reliable dual-frequency UHF and NFC RFID labels

Logistics Business Magazine

Brady Corporation presents a new, highly reliable dual-frequency RFID label that combines the advantages of UHF and NFC RFID technology. Track, trace, and engage with almost any item or product via a single, reliable and industrial-grade label with dual frequency UHF and NFC RFID technology.

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Warehouse Sorting Incorporates RFID Scanning

Logistics Business Magazine

OPEX® Corporation, a global leader in next generation automation for almost 50 years, is expanding the capabilities of its leading-edge ‘Sure Sort® Warehouse Automation’ technology to incorporate radio frequency identification (RFID) scanning to meet client needs and increase operational speed and efficiency. About OPEX.

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Unmasking the Supply Chain: How Blockchain Brings Transparency and Trust

Logistics Viewpoints

ERP & SCM Systems (2000s2015): Centralized ERP suites (e.g.,

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How Smart Contracts Are Impacting Supply Chains

Logistics Viewpoints

Today, logistics firms rely on RFID tags, barcode scanning, and centralized tracking systems, which are vulnerable to tampering and inefficiencies. Cross-Border Trade & Customs Compliance International trade involves lengthy customs clearance, regulatory approvals, and documentation.

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AI in Supply Chain Automation: Procurement to Logistics

Logistics Viewpoints

Outcomes: Higher order accuracy and improved on-time performance Lower labor cost per unit moved and less reliance on overtime Reduced downtime due to more proactive equipment servicing Many of these tools depend on inputs from sensors such as RFID tags, barcode scans, and environmental monitors.

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Top 6 Logistics Challenges and How to Overcome Them

3PL Links

RFID tags, GPS trackers, and integrated SCM software allow you to track your products from origin to destination. These systems can automate documentation and provide alerts when regulations change, ensuring that your business stays compliant. Non-compliance can result in delays, fines, and damage to your business’s reputation.

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Supply Chain Automation – Is Australia Ready?

Logistics Bureau

Smart Inventory Management – Smart inventory systems use IoT sensors and RFID tags to monitor stock levels in real time. RFID and barcode scanning systems track every item movement in real time, no manual counting errors. These smart robots talk to the WMS to optimise picking routes and cut order fulfillment time in half.