Yes we would argue NFC is better than barcode for supply chain management. While both are suitable NFC offers a greater range of functions and durability compared to a barcode. In general Barcodes would be more cost effective for basic inventory tracking however NFC is better suited for applications requiring detailed data storage, enhanced security, and contactless interaction.
Key benefits of an NFC include:
Durability: NFC tags can last between 10 and 50 years. With no concern of degradation of printed barcodes.
Data capacity: NFC tags can store large amounts of data compared to barcodes. INPUT DIFFERENCE
Security: NFC offers encryption capabilities
Efficiency: NFC does not require line-of-sight, making it easier to scan items quickly and efficiently. NFC can be read with specific readers or iPhone and Android.
Interactivity: NFC tags can facilitate two-way communication, enabling more interactive applications
Key Benefits of NFC include:
Cost-Effective: Barcodes are inexpensive to produce and implement, making them ideal for large-scale use
Simplicity: Barcodes are easy to use and do not require complex technology or infrastructure
Seritag - 28 Nov 2024