Innovative RFID technologies will revolutionise to provide fuller transparency in real-time and visibility for Small & Medium sized (SME) company's supply chain and logistics and asset flow to the customer. SMEs will have to change and adopt to this new revolutionary technologies in order to remain competitive for greater efficiencies in an ever-changing business environment, and now companies in many sectors are increasingly looking at ways to harness new RFID technologies as part of using Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, 5G, Internet of Things to add value to their operations.

New and Innovative RFID technologies provide RFID solutions that will automate logistics and supply chain processes and forward-thinking companies are embracing Internet-of-Things (IoT) technologies and a data-driven approach to higher and improved performance and introducing new and faster and improved efficiencies from Work-in-Progress (WIP) and in manufacturing throughout  the supply chain to the end use customer all done using RFID Labels & Tags with RFID Readers both Android RFID Mobile Handheld Computers and Fixed-Mount RFID Readers.
 

Many large & SME companies has an extensive supply chain, comprising of many different logistics and transportation partners, and using a middle-ware software solutions turnkey RFID technologies and IoT (Internet of Things) solutions that enable companies to start automatically collecting raw data from the field and turn it into valuable insights and gain real-time open supply chain visibility.

RFID technologies provide supply chain and warehousing real-time visibility providing trace & tracking challenges in today's fast moving world in supply chain and warehousing and distribution processes all shipments arriving and leaving warehouses are fully managed till received by the end-user customers including tracking these deliveries in real time providing visibility of ALL shipments’ transit through transportation hubs and subsidiaries. Without being able to manage and able to monitor the progress of individual packages throughout the supply chain, potential issues, such as missing or damaged products, were only uncovered once the customer received the shipment. At that point, taking corrective action was difficult and resulted in unnecessary costs and further delays to service.

To achieve full and better management and control over its supply chain and deliver improved value and service to its customers,