On the vast stage of retail, the continuous growth of SKUs has made store management increasingly challenging. With each additional SKU, inventory accuracy and operational efficiency face new pressures. From small community shops to large hypermarkets, managers are constantly seeking solutions to streamline processes and boost efficiency. Retail is now at the forefront of an intelligent transformation, and RFID technology, as a pioneer of this change, is gradually transforming inventory management, supply chain operations, and the customer shopping experience.

Since 2017, total online sales during the “618” shopping festival have grown year over year. Although growth has slowed in recent years, the daily parcel volume between June 16 and 20 last year still exceeded 400 million shipments. With this year’s mid-year 618 promotion approaching, major e-commerce platforms and logistics providers are once again facing their annual test. In this nationwide shopping frenzy, improving delivery speed, optimizing courier services, and accurately allocating transportation resources are key to success.

According to the latest report released by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), approximately 44% of airlines have fully implemented the baggage tracking measures outlined in Resolution 753, another 41% are in progress. Passed in 2018, Resolution 753 requires airlines to track baggage at key stages, including check-in, loading, transfer, and arrival.