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A Decision Model to Analyze Costs and Benefits of RFID for Superior Supply Chain Performance

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is believed to change drastically how supply chains operate, giving more control and visibility into the materials and information flowing through the entire chain. While adoption of RFID technology is starting to ramp up, many supply chain players are still ske...

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Main Authors:	Ozelkan, E.C., Sireli, Y., Munoz, M.P., Mahadevan, S.
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Subjects:	Business Cost benefit analysis Counterfeiting Lean production Manufacturing Marketing and sales Performance analysis Radio frequency Radiofrequency identification Supply chains
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