Application solution on storage and logistics Background
The specialized outsourcing service provided by the third party-logistics company is being gradually accepted by all medium and large-size enterprises. With such service, their customers begin to focus on their core businesses. As for each logistics company, how to be preferable in terms of efficiency, management skill, and services and so forth and how to win more and more customers and seize the change of development, has become a common question. Undoubtedly, RFID has offered a better choice and opportunity.
Components of solution
I. Basic function:
It adopts the long-distance RFID tags and allocates antennas and handsets at the exits and entrances. Thus the functions including the confirmation of putting the goods into warehouse and sending them out of warehouse, goods checking, and data exchanging with original systems shall be completed.
II. System introduction
1. Components of system
It adopts the TCP/IP-based Ethernet network frame, in which each reader and alarm are independently addressed. The terminal PC client software is used for analyzing and transmitting reading data and controlling the monitors like alarms. In addition, it is adopted to initiate tags and lead in checked data.
2. System advantages
 Reducing manual works, such as bar code scanning and quantity checking, and so on
Keeping records, backup and control right of database
Timely updating and inquiring of inventory records
Setting minimum or maximum inventory, and keeping rational inventory
Promoting the speed of receiving or delivering goods
Promoting the accuracy of inventory and the visualization of flowing goods
Promoting the speed and precision of checking
3. System effect
1) Promoting the precision and fineness of physical distribution management
2) Promoting the level of service and enhancing the satisfactory degrees of employees and customers
3) Strengthening market competitive force of the enterprise, and attracting more and more high-end
customers
4) Advancing goodwill of the enterprise, and shaping a good image |
