Any business that needs to keep track of something understands the challenges associated with this task. It’s costly, time-consuming, prone to error, and sometimes inefficient. Businesses have used barcode technology for many years, but RFID has many advantages as a tracking solution. Here is what you need to know about the latest RFID trends in 2023 and some of the ways this technology is being used.

If your business is like many others, you probably have yet to entirely convert to a paperless document management system. And many of your records probably aren’t just paper; they may include folders, photos, DVDs, CDs, and even books. Misplaced records not only waste time and money, but certain record-keeping practices are necessary to adhere to various regulations. Here’s how RFID technology solves this issue, providing fast and seamless access to the files your business needs that keeps you in compliance with various regulations.

Often, products include pieces that don’t all come from the same place. Materials have to travel from multiple locations to be assembled. RFID can help you track parts to make sure everything is there. But there are many other RFID applications that can innovate your operations. Here are some uses for RFID solutions you may not have considered.

As a business, focusing on sustainability has never been more important. There is increasing pressure for companies to be as green as possible while also remaining efficient and cost-effective. These demands are not only coming from consumers, but workers, shareholders, and the government as well. Fortunately, technology like the internet of things (IoT) can help businesses and supply chains be more sustainable.

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a method of using small tags and transponders to enable remote, automatic identification of objects that transmit information to a reader. These tags can easily be attached to products, pallets, equipment, and vehicles, making them an ideal technology for logistics and supply chain management.

Computers, networks, and handheld devices all come to mind when you consider the security of your operations. But what about your printers? Are they at risk of cyberattack?

Another new year is almost upon us, meaning food and beverage distributors will be taking a look at their results and the trends that will influence the industry in the coming year. For businesses to operate as effectively as possible, it’s important to take a close look at the conditions shaping the industry, including the various challenges. Here are some of the challenges still facing this industry and three technology trends food distributors are likely to embrace in 2023.

It's one of the most magical days of the year for many families and their young children. As the holiday season approaches, Santa Claus needs to figure out how to get gifts to hundreds of millions of households in a matter of hours. That's a hefty responsibility, and the consequence of not meeting his deadlines is countless disappointed children. No one wants that!

The supply chain is the flow of materials from suppliers to manufacturers to warehouses to consumers. Each company has a unique supply chain, and this is something that businesses are constantly working to improve in terms of accuracy and efficiency. 

Accurate and real-time data is vital to an effective supply chain. To manage their inventory properly, businesses must be able to track their goods at all stages of the supply chain process. This can now be accomplished using RFID technology. Here is what you need to know about RFID and the ways it is transforming the supply chain.

The demand for robotics solutions is exploding as companies in a variety of sectors look for new ways to boost their productivity and competitiveness while also addressing ongoing supply chain issues. 

The COVID-19 pandemic emphasized some far-reaching trends, such as labor shortages, rising costs for materials, and growing pressure from consumers. Fortunately, technology is opening new opportunities for businesses to address these challenges. Here is why now is the ideal time to pursue innovation and some of the latest trends in robotics for 2022 and beyond.