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The proposal explained the introduction of RFID at the store level by adopting the RFID tags into the pallets which will further help in faster and accurate recording of the goods received. The RFID tags can be further used to precisely locate the goods in the store room which can in turn save time every day thereby reducing the overall labour budgets through a week.
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Introduction of RFID at Store Level
Aims to streamline the supply chain processAbility to create more accurate sales ordersOpportunity to locate the products fasterGreater visibility into stock levels
Packing pallets with orders according to aisle numbers before transporting it from the DC’s– easier to sort into six wheelers and to park them into assigned bays
Allotting Aisle Numbers/Bays and parking the pallets in the allotted aisle number/bays
Pallets in the allotted bays will help find products more quicker when filling the ends or the shelves
Fitting the pallets with RFID chips in order to store the product quantities onto them for faster and accurate retrieval
Implementation of RFID at Woolworths store 3163
Assigning Aisle numbers
Strengths
• Greater visibility of product location and quantity• Faster turnaround to fill the shelves and aisle ends• Chances of committing mistakes are reduced • Information gives visibility to the whole system
Opportunities
• Market Leader to Introduce RFID at store level• Time saved = Expenditure reduced• Greater productivity• Reduces the chances of stock outs
Weakness• Initial investment • May not be feasible for smaller stores w.r.t to investment• Different stores will have different storage floor plans
Threats• Stock outs• Improper ordering of quantities• Added costs
Presented by,
Varun ShroffEmployee number -132188Woolworths – Carlton 3163Mobile : 04331 [email protected]
