Inventory management system
AssigneeSensormatic Electronics Corporation
InventorsDonald G. Bauer, Richard J. Campero, Paul B. Rasband, Martin D. Weel
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AssigneeSensormatic Electronics Corporation
InventorsDonald G. Bauer, Richard J. Campero, Paul B. Rasband, Martin D. Weel
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Methods, systems, and articles of manufacture consistent with certain aspects related to the present invention collect item information from RFID tags attached to items in an inventory, and uses the collected item information to perform various inventory management processes. In one aspect, the inventory management processes may include determining, reporting, and/or providing corrective actions for one or more events associated with at least one of depletions of items in the inventory, changes in the design of items in the inventory, defects with one or more items, misplaced items, the movement of an unusual umber of items within a short period of time (i.e., shrinkage), and malfunctions of one or more components included in the environment.
A method for managing an inventory of items using a computer system that executed an inventory management system program that is coupled to a wireless data collection system, each item being positioned in one of a plurality of respective locations within an environment having a plurality of respective locations including a first location such that those items stored therein are available for customer review, a second location having a plurality of shelves that is different than the first location such that those items stored therein are available for customer review, and a third location different from the first location and the second location such that those items stored therein are not available for customer review, the method comprising:
A system for managing an inventory of items, each item being positioned in one of a plurality of respective locations within an environment and being associated with a corresponding wireless identification device, the environment having a plurality of respective locations including a first location such that those items stored therein are available for customer review, a second location having a plurality of shelves that is different than the first location such that those items stored therein are available for customer review, and a third location different from the first location and the second location such that those items stored therein are not available for customer review, the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium including instructions for performing a method, when executed by a processor, for managing an inventory of items, each item being positioned in one of a plurality of respective locations within an environment and being associated with a corresponding wireless identification device, the environment having a plurality of respective locations including a first location such that those items stored therein are available for customer review, a second location having a plurality of shelves that is different than the first location such as those items stored therein are available for customer review, and a third location different from the first location and the second location such that those items stored therein are not available for customer review, the instructions for performing the method comprising:
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