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Auto-ID: managing anything, anywhere, anytime in the supply chain

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Communications of the ACM archive
Volume 48 , Issue 8 (August 2005) table of contents
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Pages: 100 - 106

Year of Publication: 2005

ISSN:0001-0782

Authors

Indranil Bose	University of Hong Kong
Raktim Pal	James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA

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ACM New York, NY, USA

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ABSTRACT

Tagging every item in a supply chain promises to help send the right product to the right destination at the right time, reducing the cost of operations and transportation and minimizing distribution lead times.

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	1	Albano, S. and Engels, D. Auto-ID Center Field Trial: Phase I Summary. Working paper. Auto-ID Labs; www.autoidlabs.org/whitepapers/MIT-AUTOID-TR-006.pdf.
	2	Albrecht, K. Supermarket cards: Tip of the retail surveillance iceberg. Denver University Law Review (June 2002).
	3	Atock, C. Where's my stuff? Manufacturing Engineer (Apr. 2003), 24--27.
	4	Boyle, M. Wal-Mart keeps the change. Fortune (Nov. 10, 2003).
	5	Chappell, G., Durdan, D., Gilbert, G., Ginsburg, L., Smith, J., and Tobolski, J. Auto-ID on Delivery: The Value of Auto-ID Technology in the Retail Supply Chain. Working paper. Auto-ID Labs; www.autoidlabs.org/whitepapers/ACN-AUTOID-BC-004.pdf.
	6	Klaus Finkenzeller, RFID Handbook: Fundamentals and Applications in Contactless Smart Cards and Identification, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, NY, 2003
	7	Karkkainen, M. and Holmstrom, J. Wireless product identification: Enabler for handling efficiency, customization, and information sharing. Supply Chain Management: An International Journal 7, 4 (2002), 242--252.
	8	Keenan, F. If supermarket shelves could talk. BusinessWeek (Mar. 31, 2003).
	9	Maselli, J. Privacy group focuses on RFID. RFID Journal (Aug. 26, 2003); rfidjournal.com/article/articleview/547/1/1/.
	10	Mayfield, K. Radio ID tags: Beyond bar codes. Wired News (May 20, 2002); www.wired.com/news/print/0,1294,52343,00.html.
	11	Schoenberger, C. RFID: The Internet of things. Forbes (Mar. 18, 2002); www.mindfully.org/Technology/RFID-Things-Forbes18mar02.htm.
	12	Supply-Chain Operations Reference Model: Overview of SCOR, Version 5.0; www.supply-chain.org/slides/SCOR5.0OverviewBooklet.pdf.

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	Robert C. Yoder, Using RFID in the classroom to teach information systems principles, Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, v.21 n.6, p.123-129, June 2006
	Asghar Sabbaghi , Ganesh Vaidyanathan, Effectiveness and efficiency of RFID technology in supply chain management: strategic values and challenges, Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research, v.3 n.2, p.71-81, August 2008
	René Müller , Gustavo Alonso , Donald Kossmann, A virtual machine for sensor networks, ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, v.41 n.3, June 2007
	Frédéric Thiesse, RFID, privacy and the perception of risk: A strategic framework, The Journal of Strategic Information Systems, v.16 n.2, p.214-232, June, 2007
	Brian L. Dos Santos , Lars S. Smith, RFID in the supply chain: panacea or Pandora's box?, Communications of the ACM, v.51 n.10, October 2008