Streamlining inventory exploration! Examples of effectiveness in large stores and brands with a wide variety of low-volume products.
We would like to introduce a case study of the implementation of "Locus Mapping" and "P3 Finder" at a major apparel company. Despite having several items remaining in the system, inventory cannot be found. There are various situations such as manually searching for inventory for inter-store transfers or returns to the warehouse, and looking for inventory that does not match the list after conducting a stocktake. By implementing our system, we were able to instantly identify the location of inventory, streamline operations, and focus on value-creating tasks such as customer service, resulting in improved customer satisfaction and increased sales. [Challenges] - Time-consuming inventory searches in stores in addition to inbound and outbound logistics and stocktaking - Time-consuming searches for stored products in the backroom *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Results】 ■Visualization of all inventory locations ■Efficiency in restocking and inventory searches ■Reduction of time spent searching for items *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We are developing Locus Mapping (an inventory and item management system that visualizes the location of items using RFID) and RFID production and process management systems, addressing labor shortages and improving productivity in retail, manufacturing, and logistics. RFID tags have become inexpensive, costing less than 10 yen each, and can read large quantities instantly, reducing the time for inventory and shipping tasks by 80%. Previously, it was not possible to identify the location of scanned items, but our patented technology (radio wave phase analysis) enables the identification of the location of inventory and items, which can also be utilized for location management.