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eMAG: Building growth on trusted product data
Marketplaces
eMAG: Building growth on trusted product data
As commerce shifts from physical stores to online, marketplaces like eMAG’s are working to persuade ...
The benefits of trusted product information for bigbasket and other Indian retailers and marketplaces
Retail, Fresh foods, Marketplaces
The benefits of trusted product information for bigbasket and other Indian retailers and m...
Retailers and marketplaces in India are finding a range of important ways to use the product data av...
Asset Management in Fresh Food: With EPC/RFID, Kibun gains visibility on location of its trolleys
Retail, Fresh foods, Transport & Logistics
Asset Management in Fresh Food: With EPC/RFID, Kibun gains visibility on location of its t...
The Kibun Group operates a diverse array of businesses, all centered on chilled food, and principall...
Efficient rail yard processes with GS1 EPC/RFID
Transport & Logistics, Technical Industries
Efficient rail yard processes with GS1 EPC/RFID
Simplified, faster and more accurate management of rail transport in Finland.
Global Apparel Manufacturer Adopts GS1 Standards for Item-Level Tagging
Retail, Apparel, Transport & Logistics
Global Apparel Manufacturer Adopts GS1 Standards for Item-Level Tagging
With support from GS1 US® Solution Partners, the manufacturer implemented item–level tagging in its ...
Inventory Management in Apparel with EPC/RFID, Japanese company gains in-store efficiency
Retail, Apparel, Transport & Logistics
Inventory Management in Apparel with EPC/RFID, Japanese company gains in-store efficiency
First to deploy item-level EPC/RFID tagging in Japan.
Supply Chain Visibility: A Critical Strategy to Optimize Cost and Service
Optimising the textile supply chain with GS1 Standards