Most companies are cautiously spending on radio frequency identification (RFID) investment, but prospects of future investments are encouraging to suppliers. Those are the findings of a new report from market researcher Manufacturing Insights. U.S. companies rank mandates and/or federal regulatory requirements as the primary objectives of RFID, followed by track and trace improvements.
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GDM specializes in global trade data, and helps provide global trade data and enterprise-wide data solutions to help importers and exporters around the world optimize & automate global trade processes.Working closely with the Content Specialists of...
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