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To help retailers and suppliers navigate the possibilities and avoid the pitfalls of implementing RFID, Kurt Salmon Associates (KSA), the retail and technology management consultants, has produced a Best Practice Scoring and Planning Tool, developed in conjunction with Intel, GS1 and leading European retailers and suppliers, including METRO Group and REWE.

On Tuesday the 29th of November 2005, in cooperation with Logica CMG, Heliview Conferences organizes the European Conference RFID Solutions Today.

The solution includes highly intelligent wireless tracking devices and an advanced technology network for use by manufacturers, retailers, logistics providers, carriers, and governments to share real-time cargo information.

A mixture of regulation and the need to provide quality guarantees to customers, has made production tracking and traceability a business imperative for retailers and manufacturers alike, says Pierson Broome, business development manager at Aldata Solution. How can software ensure compliance?

Second edition of "RFID Labeling" book answers question by teaching global retail and business leaders how to stream RFID into current labeling systems and secure supply chains

Some of the leading retailers have had their supply chain inefficiencies laid bare when evaluating their performance versus competitors. Not to mention, the Sudan 1 Dye crisis where many food distributors and retailers had to recall/remove hundreds of food brands from their shelves/warehouses...

Exel, the global leader in supply chain management, has won two retail logistics contracts. The first win will see Exel manage a purpose-built distribution centre (DC) in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire for Debenhams, the department store chain. The second business win is a five-year logistics contract with Carpetright plc, Europe's leading specialist carpet and floor covering retailer.

RFID is gathering pace with companies in the retail, pharmaceutical, manufacturing and packaging industries pledging their commitment to the technologythis was the key message to emerge from the GS1 UK EPCglobal Conference and Exhibition in June.

Prolog Logistics has been appointed by clothing manufacturer Red Inc to handle the warehousing and distribution of its three key clothing brands. This significant win marks Prologs recent move into the retail logistics arena and follows a period of sustained growth with significant new business wins including, Lloyd Shoe.

Global supply chains across the retail, automotive, financial services, manufacturing and high-tech markets are dogged with process and cost inefficiencies, according to a survey of 400 organisations across the UK, France, Germany and the US.