Implementation Of Rfid On Supply Chain Management

IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES OF RFID IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: Introduction to RFID Technology: Supply chain management a major sector in almost all the product and service based organizations mean that managing the flow of goods, cash and information internally or externally and within an organization or group of organizations that follow same value chain. There are many existing technologies and also emerging technologies in the field of supply chain management. The gist of the paper is Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags an emerging technology in supply chain management and how it can be implemented or developed more effectively so that there can be an increase in the efficiency of supply chain management system. These†¦show more content†¦As they are thinner than a paper and smaller in size it becomes difficult for the consumers to remove these tags. Some RFID tags can be printed on the product and may not be removable at all. As they need not be swiped or scanned they can be read by any anonymous person with a tag reader can read data from your clothes or a ny consumer product or someone might approach you already knowing what you have in your pocket. There is also a risk of linking the RFID tag number of a particular product you bought from a store with your credit card details without your knowledge which is a high potential threat for highly sensitive personal information which may lead to credit card fraud who manages to read the data from the RFID tag or manages to steal RFID data from database of the store where you purchased the product. This study gives an insight into the issues with application of RFID technology in administration of assembling and supply chain. In assembling, commonplace application focuses of RFID appear to be associated with different purposes in warehouse management, process administration, and supply chain management. Also, assembling tools and instruments can be controlled with the help of RFID. Supply chain management can likewise be seen on a bigger scale as life cycle administration, in which the item can be observed or controlled after it is conveyed to its last client. Right now,