30 min
Future-Proofing Retail with RFID and 2D Barcodes with Sarah Jones Fairchild Next Level Supply Chain with GS1 US
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- Business
Radio frequency identification (RFID) and 2D barcodes are transforming how we handle the supply chain.
Sarah Jones Fairchild, Vice President of Sales Operations at SWIM USA, talks 2D barcode applications for customer safety, efficiency in retail checkout, inventory management, and the broader implications for companies as they prepare for the technological demands of the future. Sarah explains the importance of high-quality data and the impact of incorrect data on consumers. She also touches on the potential for these technologies to address industry-specific needs and regulatory requirements.
Sarah highlights her personal experience with tech at home and work, specifically how it helps align information for everyone. The discussion emphasizes the importance of GS1 standards for ensuring compatibility in the supply chain and the necessity of proper data management to fully leverage RFID and 2D barcode capabilities. The conversation levels supply chain tracking information for business owners of all types and why RFID can take a few years to implement.
Key takeaways:
Integrating RFID and 2D barcode technologies in supply chain operations is essential for improving accuracy and efficiency.
Data quality and management are challenging across industries, particularly with the need for high compatibility and usability standards.
Companies must embrace technologies such as RFID and 2D barcodes for the future.
Resources:
What Is RFID Technology, and How Does It Work?
2D Barcodes: Changing the way you eat, shop, and live
Sunrise 2027: The Next Dimension in Barcodes
Enhance Your Supply Chain Visibility
Connect with GS1 US:
Our website - www.gs1us.org
GS1 US on LinkedIn
Connect with guest:
Sarah Jones Fairchild on LinkedIn
Check out SWIM USA
Radio frequency identification (RFID) and 2D barcodes are transforming how we handle the supply chain.
Sarah Jones Fairchild, Vice President of Sales Operations at SWIM USA, talks 2D barcode applications for customer safety, efficiency in retail checkout, inventory management, and the broader implications for companies as they prepare for the technological demands of the future. Sarah explains the importance of high-quality data and the impact of incorrect data on consumers. She also touches on the potential for these technologies to address industry-specific needs and regulatory requirements.
Sarah highlights her personal experience with tech at home and work, specifically how it helps align information for everyone. The discussion emphasizes the importance of GS1 standards for ensuring compatibility in the supply chain and the necessity of proper data management to fully leverage RFID and 2D barcode capabilities. The conversation levels supply chain tracking information for business owners of all types and why RFID can take a few years to implement.
Key takeaways:
Integrating RFID and 2D barcode technologies in supply chain operations is essential for improving accuracy and efficiency.
Data quality and management are challenging across industries, particularly with the need for high compatibility and usability standards.
Companies must embrace technologies such as RFID and 2D barcodes for the future.
Resources:
What Is RFID Technology, and How Does It Work?
2D Barcodes: Changing the way you eat, shop, and live
Sunrise 2027: The Next Dimension in Barcodes
Enhance Your Supply Chain Visibility
Connect with GS1 US:
Our website - www.gs1us.org
GS1 US on LinkedIn
Connect with guest:
Sarah Jones Fairchild on LinkedIn
Check out SWIM USA
30 min