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Manor utilizes Reva TAP & Sirit INfinity 510 readers
03 Sep '08
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Transition portals were created that use the Sirit INfinity 510 readers to provide raw read data which the Reva TAPs interpret to determine tag movement and direction.
In addition to the accurate data and workflow capabilities, Manor chose the Reva deployment approach for the performance optimization and remote management functions Reva's RFID network infrastructure provides. Sirit's readers were chosen for their best-in-class read performance.
"Sirit readers have the highest tag read rate capabilities in our operating environments and Reva TAPs overcome the technical hurdles that were holding us back, providing the foundation for Manor to deploy the high performing, manageable and flexible RFID systems we need.
We have confidence that our Reva and Sirit-based solutions will support us into the future as we add equipment, applications and use cases that encompass item-level tagging," said Mr. Schurmann, director of Manor's Mohlin distribution center.
"The selection of the Sirit INfinity 510 as the reader for the Manor deployment substantiates that the Sirit readers offer the functionality and performance necessary to support and optimize global supply chain deployments," said Norbert Dawalibi, president and chief executive officer for Sirit.
"We are excited to be a part of this solution and look forward to continuing to work with Manor to expand the use of RFID into additional applications within their business."
"Manor is highly regarded for retail innovation in Europe and their decision to rollout RFID using Reva's products validates the RFID network infrastructure approach," said Ashley Stephenson, chairman of Reva Systems.
"Reva's RFID network infrastructure is built for accuracy, scale, and reliable deployments. By delivering these capabilities, Reva enables Manor to reduce operational costs while increasing service levels. This is exactly why RFID is such a powerful tool for leading enterprises."
In addition to the accurate data and workflow capabilities, Manor chose the Reva deployment approach for the performance optimization and remote management functions Reva's RFID network infrastructure provides. Sirit's readers were chosen for their best-in-class read performance.
"Sirit readers have the highest tag read rate capabilities in our operating environments and Reva TAPs overcome the technical hurdles that were holding us back, providing the foundation for Manor to deploy the high performing, manageable and flexible RFID systems we need.
We have confidence that our Reva and Sirit-based solutions will support us into the future as we add equipment, applications and use cases that encompass item-level tagging," said Mr. Schurmann, director of Manor's Mohlin distribution center.
"The selection of the Sirit INfinity 510 as the reader for the Manor deployment substantiates that the Sirit readers offer the functionality and performance necessary to support and optimize global supply chain deployments," said Norbert Dawalibi, president and chief executive officer for Sirit.
"We are excited to be a part of this solution and look forward to continuing to work with Manor to expand the use of RFID into additional applications within their business."
"Manor is highly regarded for retail innovation in Europe and their decision to rollout RFID using Reva's products validates the RFID network infrastructure approach," said Ashley Stephenson, chairman of Reva Systems.
"Reva's RFID network infrastructure is built for accuracy, scale, and reliable deployments. By delivering these capabilities, Reva enables Manor to reduce operational costs while increasing service levels. This is exactly why RFID is such a powerful tool for leading enterprises."
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