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UPM Rafsec signs agreement with SCL for RFID tags
05 Jan '06
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UPM Rafsec, a prominent RFID tag and inlay manufacturer, declares that it has signed an agreement with Supply Chain and Logistics Technology Holdings Limited (SCL), a joint-venture of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), to deliver UPM Rafsec Gen 2 RFID tags.
UPM Rafsec together with SCL will supply tags to Novetex Spinners Limited (Novetex), the world's largest single site woollen spinner, for the project that will mark the first Gen 2 RFID initiative in Hong Kong and the South China region.
The new RFID system being deployed for Novetex by SCL, consultant as well as hardware & solution provider for the project will touch three different processes in Novetex's Zhuhai warehouse - the receiving process, cycle counting and the delivery process.
UPM Rafsec's Gen 2 RFID tags will be instrumental in achieving real-time visibility of raw materials and product inventory, leading to fewer production delays and faster response times to customer requests.
Novetex expects substantial enhancements in operating efficiency at its warehouse when the project is fully deployed.
Marcus Vaenerberg, Vice President Sales at UPM Rafsec, comments company is extremely excited to be taking part in the first Gen 2 project in the South China region.
The technology is just starting to take hold here. However this region is very dynamic. Company's collaboration with SCL, an ideal partner for, will permit to expand its presence significantly in this rapidly growing market.
UPM Rafsec together with SCL will supply tags to Novetex Spinners Limited (Novetex), the world's largest single site woollen spinner, for the project that will mark the first Gen 2 RFID initiative in Hong Kong and the South China region.
The new RFID system being deployed for Novetex by SCL, consultant as well as hardware & solution provider for the project will touch three different processes in Novetex's Zhuhai warehouse - the receiving process, cycle counting and the delivery process.
UPM Rafsec's Gen 2 RFID tags will be instrumental in achieving real-time visibility of raw materials and product inventory, leading to fewer production delays and faster response times to customer requests.
Novetex expects substantial enhancements in operating efficiency at its warehouse when the project is fully deployed.
Marcus Vaenerberg, Vice President Sales at UPM Rafsec, comments company is extremely excited to be taking part in the first Gen 2 project in the South China region.
The technology is just starting to take hold here. However this region is very dynamic. Company's collaboration with SCL, an ideal partner for, will permit to expand its presence significantly in this rapidly growing market.
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