Cost-efficient RFID pilot program for apparel & footwear industry
25 Jan '07
3 min read
Calderbank adds that the Avery Dennison RIS RFID analysis is designed for executive board review. “It's imperative that persons at the board level understand what the business is trying to achieve with RFID,” he says. “Ultimately, support for funding and decisions to evolve existing operational procedures through to RFID require support from the highest ranks. Successfully demonstrating ROI has been the missing link in the past and yet is most often the deciding influence.”
New Capabilities Through Technology Innovation & Alliance To address the specific needs of its customers, Avery Dennison RIS is launching a new set of antenna designs based on printed ink technology. Combined with advanced production techniques, the designs will enable Avery Dennison RIS to supply apparel and footwear retailers with RFID “edge on” readable tags at the most economical price.
“Our new designs allow us to produce tickets and tags on very thin label stock, making the RFID element less obtrusive,” Calderbank explains. “Plus, our manufacturing process incorporates some novel concepts that result in higher yields, thereby reducing waste."
"Our customers will benefit from both the cost savings and the higher quality of our RFID products.”
As part of the alliance, Avery Dennison RIS will now deliver cost-efficient RFID pilot program options to apparel and footwear producers and retailers.
The combination Avery Dennison RIS and Vue product offering makes RFID pilot programs affordable for companies that may have previously found them cost-prohibitive. Consistent Quality : Avery Dennison RIS' competence for speed and product consistency, along with its global manufacturing facilities and its responsiveness to client needs at points worldwide, are key contributors to the company's integrated solutions offering.
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