Identification Technology Standards in Logistics

Quelle: https://www.gs1.org/standards

Identification technology standards in logistics are formalized specifications and protocols—for example, barcodes, RFID, EPC, and data carriers—developed and maintained by organizations such as GS1, which ensure globally unique and interoperable identification of products, assets, and shipments, enabling efficient tracking, tracing, and data exchange across supply chains.

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