Philips announces major RFID project in its semiconductor supply chain

Use of RFID-tagged products improves efficiency of its internal supply chain in Asia with IBM as solutions partner

Royal Philips Electronics announced that its Semiconductor division has deployed a major implementation of radio frequency identification (RFID) in its supply chain in Asia - the first major rollout in the semiconductor industry. As the global leader in contactless chips with over a billion ICs sold to the market, the project was developed in close collaboration with solutions partner IBM using Philips' RFID ICs. The project demonstrates how RFID can be swiftly integrated with legacy systems and operational practices to enhance productivity and efficiency.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news3264.html">Philips announces major RFID project in its semiconductor supply chain</a></p> <p>Use of RFID-tagged products improves efficiency of its internal supply chain in Asia with IBM as solutions partner <br> <br>Royal Philips Electronics announced that its Semiconductor division has deployed a major implementation of radio frequency identification (<a class="directory" href="http://www.physorg.com/search/RFID">RFID</a>) in its supply chain in Asia - the first major rollout in the semiconductor industry. As the global leader in contactless chips with over a billion ICs sold to the market, the project was developed in close collaboration with solutions partner IBM using Philips' RFID ICs. The project demonstrates how RFID can be swiftly integrated with legacy systems and operational practices to enhance productivity and efficiency.</p>