Container Centralen AS 防伪 RFID 解决方案提高供应链效率
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- Europe
国家
- Denmark
产品
- IBM® Global Business Services® Application Management Services
- IBM Global Business Services Application Innovation Services
- IBM WebSphere® Sensor Events
- IBM Global Financing: Payables and IT Financing
技术栈
- RFID control system
- Application interfaces
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Productivity Improvements
技术
- 传感器 - RFID阅读器
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据交换与集成
适用功能
- 物流运输
用例
- 资产跟踪
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 系统集成
- 软件设计与工程服务
关于客户
Container Centralen 是一家拥有并管理欧洲绿色产业供应链基础设施中可回收容器系统的公司。该系统由该领域的多个利益相关者使用，包括种植者、拍卖行、运输商、出口商等，并在 22 个国家/地区运营。该公司在欧洲提供可重复使用的植物和花卉运输容器，库存中有超过 350 万个容器。这些容器在遍布欧洲的 60 个仓库中流通。
挑战
Container Centralen 是欧洲一家可重复使用的植物和花卉运输容器供应商，其库存中有超过 350 万个容器，这些容器在欧洲各地的 60 个仓库中流通。多年来，该公司一直面临着一个重大挑战：假冒。多达 20% 的容器都是假冒的，这对 CC 来说是一个双重挑战。首先，由于可重复使用的容器属于 CC，因此 CC 负责清洁、维护、维修和更换它们。其次，由于客户使用的容器多于他们支付的费用，CC 在对不属于自己的容器负责的同时，损失了租赁收入。
解决方案
通过实施定制的 RFID 控制系统，Container Centralen 为供应链创造了一种自我转型的方法，而无需承担创建它的成本。该解决方案是业内首创的解决方案，旨在一劳永逸地消除假冒容器的问题。CC 方法的一个巧妙之处在于，标签贴在假冒容器还是真容器上并不重要，重要的是流通中的带标签容器总数。实施该解决方案还使 CC 的客户受益，因为与每个标签相关的信息还可以提供对供应链的前所未有的洞察。例如，无需物理检查就能准确知道每个容器中的内容，这使客户能够主动管理其产品运输，以最大限度地提高效率。为了促进这一行业转型，CC 正在向希望开发该功能的任何客户免费提供必要的应用程序接口。
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