Author: Leung, Yuk-sau Jonathan
Title: Developing of RFID package self-awareness system in express package delivery
Degree: M.Sc.
Year: 2006
Subject: Hong Kong Polytechnic University -- Dissertations
Radio frequency identification systems
Express service -- Data processing
Department: Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Pages: xi, 103, [3] leaves : ill. ; 30 cm.
Language: English
Abstract: In the past, not many researches were done on logistics and only few of them were even mentioned express package delivery. Some researches, however, focused on logistics workflow, information technology usage or quality system problem. In this research project, feasibility study of RFID technology in express package delivery is examined and discussed. Further, implementation measurement of RFID and related consideration issues are also reviewed. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is a hot topic in logistics world. Express package industry has also begun the studies in few years ago. However, RFID technology is not new technology in the world, During World War II, the important of RFID was realized. In the business sector, organizations are also realized the important of RFID. RFID is viewed as self-awareness of attachment with superior information storage capability. Throughout the labelling industry, RFID technology is playing an important role in enhancing service quality, better asset management and achieving business better performances.
The research aims at studying current parcel delivery operations problems and estimates the operation Excellency through the conceptual implementation of RFID model. By study the conceptual implementation RFID model in XYZ express parcel Delivery Company, The objectives of this research are: 1. Seek and evaluate an RFID technology to raise the operation efficiency and improve information share, reduce human errors and improve internal and external customer satisfaction. 2. To justify the concept model that can create better intra and inter organization, resource allocation and add value to package delivery process for gaining competitive advantage.
Rights: All rights reserved
Access: restricted access

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