RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)

Nowadays, a wide variety of products are shipped all over the world. In this age of globalisation, terms such as logistics, automation and identification are taking on new meaning. Collaboration with different countries, knowledge transfer and various cross-selling methods are part of everyday life. Many people are familiar with barcode identification technology, which they encounter at the checkout when shopping in the supermarket. However, only a few are familiar with RFID technology and its applications. This thesis presents a scientific analysis, highlighting both the strengths and weaknesses of RFID technology and demonstrating its potential. Various primary and secondary data collection techniques were used for the analysis. Two successful RFID sample implementations were examined in detail, one in the USA at Wal-Mart and the other in Switzerland at Manor AG.

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Born in Russia and raised in Switzerland. Former professional skier. Graduated from SAMD Swiss Alpine Middle School in Davos. Bachelor of Business Administration from HWZ University of Applied Sciences in Business Administration Zurich. Head of Business Development at APR-Technology. Financial advisor at Credit Suisse AG.