Successful Use of RFID Requires the Right Infrastructure
By Meridith Levinson
Sarma doesn’t think the move toward edge computing will require CIOs to rethink their IT architectures fundamentally. He says CIOs simply will have to invest in more localized computing systems. "Done right, this may not change the central infrastructure. You may create more intelligence at the edges of the network, which will make operations more efficient," he adds.
And that’s the driving force behind RFID: to decrease retailers’ costs and increase their margins by keeping better track of inventory and enhancing service to customers.
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