Why RFID Matters

An RFID tag is a sensor tag or small chip that’s embedded in or attached to an item and can be read through radio waves. The contactless capabilities of RFID enables the syncing of digital information for functions like inventory tracking, asset management, access control, customer support and loss control, and data sharing.

RFID systems have both technological and economic advantages. They are easy to use and can be implemented in close proximity or at an unseen distance. It can provide real-time information on how individual assets are used and their location. In addition, it can trigger notifications and alarms if an asset is removed from its location via unique identifiers and facilitates automatic scanning, data logging with less chance of errors and -- without human intervention An RFID solution is a financially sound option for streamlined efficiency. RFID systems can improve process efficiency and save money. They can significantly boost productivity as little or minimum product monitoring is needed and assets and information are by default managed more efficiently. With better reliability, visibility and traceability and fewer errors, it is not surprising that it is fast being adopted by government and business from healthcare to manufacturingand education