RFID has caught on, to some extent, in the supply chain as costs have declined and benefits have been more clearly defined. The time has come for item-level RFID (ILRFID), largely driven by omnichannel buying. Read more...

With all of the discussion around the Internet of Things (IoT), it may be hard to believe that a lot of people haven't heard of it and have no interest in what it may or may not be able to do. Is that a problem? Read more...

On the Logistics Viewpoints site, Chuck Fuerst has thoughts on why track and trace functionality has grown in importance. Although it's always been needed in certain industries, recent headlines related to product recalls and raised customer expectations are making it an almost universal requirement. Read more...