Question

General Steel wants to install technology into its logistics management system. This technology will enable General Steel to gain efficiency and accuracy in inventory tracking, stocking, and electronic notifications. General Steel is most likely using:___________ A. electronic data interchange. B. radio frequency identification. C. intermodal transportation. D. freight forwarders. E. lean distribution

Answer 1

B) radio frequency identification.

Step-by-step explanation:

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is not the same thing as GPS technology but they work together now, and are used to locate containers or other types of distribution devices around the world.

Within a factory, RFID is also used to locate different cargo loads and are used by robots to move within the installations. They use electromagnetic radio frequencies to identify objects or people (as long as they have a tag) and move different cargo around.

Factories are increasingly automated now, and RFID is used to guide many of the robots functions.

Answer 2

Answer: B. radio frequency identification.

Explanation: Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is the use of radio waves to read and capture information stored on a tag attached to an object, providing a unique identifier for an object. RFID Technology is used in many industries and in a wide variety of applications as it can deliver a number of benefits fo item-revelations.

RFID is used for item level tagging in retail stores. In addition to inventory control, this provides both protection against theft by customers (shoplifting) and employees ("shrinkage") by using electronic self-checkoutillance (EAS), and a self checkout process for customers.