UPM Raflatac has successfully taken part in several RFID pilots and long-term projects. Some of these references are presented below.

International Coding Technologies, Inc.

Building the future: You are a leading supplier of productivity solutions to multiple verticals, including the manufactured concrete industry. You work with companies seeking to obtain insight into – and control over – complex business processes to enhance quality, drive down costs and improve customer satisfaction. How can you manufacture success for your clients? Read more

DePuy, a Johnson & Johnson Company

Taking the pain out of joint replacement: You are a leading provider of orthopaedic implants to preeminent surgeons around the world. Every day, you get hundreds of calls from hospitals and clinics requesting same-day shipment of the Express Care sets of
titanium and cobalt chrome joint replacements that will help
end patients’ pain and give them back their mobility. In addition,
hundreds of loaned inventory sets return, requiring rapid replenishment and reshipment. You want to streamline inventory processing, but increasing the efficiency and accuracy with which you process and package these vital parts is critical. Could RFID help you pick up the pace? Read more

Munich public library

Getting into your customers’ good books: As a European library sciences leader, you fully understand the demands of operating a successful city library and its district branches. The proof is in the numbers: your facilities circulate more than 49,000 items each day and host more than five million visits yearly. How can you provide better service to your customers while streamlining operational processes and safeguarding your inventory? Read more…

HP

Creating a clearer picture of your global supply chain: You are one of the world’s pre-eminent technology manufacturers. You manage a network of distributors and customers which is vast in scope and complexity. And at any one time, a full 5% of your goods are in transit from a company distribution centre to a retail partner’s shelves. How can you fine-tune such a large-scale operation?
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Edwards lifesciences

Curing a logistic headache: You are a leading medical supply company that sells medical equipment and pharmaceuticals to hospitals in the USA. You want to protect and enhance your supply chain while providing your customers with powerful data and tools they can use to manage inventory levels. Could RFID be just what the doctor ordered? Read more…

Moscow Metro

Keeping your business on track: You operate one of the world’s busiest metro systems, with 12 lines and 172 stations. Everyday it carries more than 8 million passengers. You need to speed up journey times, cut down on ticket fraud and increase reliability. What’s more, you want to do all this with as little trouble as possible. Where do you start? Read more…