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    METRO Group began rolling out RFID technology in November 2004 with 20 industry partners initially. The first phase focused on logistical units like pallets and retail units like boxes, but not individual items. It involved three METRO Group sales divisions - Metro Cash & Carry, Galeria Kaufhof, and Real - tracking inventory across stores, distribution centers, and suppliers. The rollout aimed to improve processes like incoming and outgoing goods tracking, automatic inventory replenishment, and reconciliation.

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    METRO Group began rolling out RFID technology in November 2004 with 20 industry partners initially. The first phase focused on logistical units like pallets and retail units like boxes, but not individual items. It involved three METRO Group sales divisions - Metro Cash & Carry, Galeria Kaufhof, and Real - tracking inventory across stores, distribution centers, and suppliers. The rollout aimed to improve processes like incoming and outgoing goods tracking, automatic inventory replenishment, and reconciliation.

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    METRO Group began rolling out RFID technology in November 2004 with 20 industry partners initially. The first phase focused on logistical units like pallets and retail units like boxes, but not individual items. It involved three METRO Group sales divisions - Metro Cash & Carry, Galeria Kaufhof, and Real - tracking inventory across stores, distribution centers, and suppliers. The rollout aimed to improve processes like incoming and outgoing goods tracking, automatic inventory replenishment, and reconciliation.

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    METRO Group began rolling out RFID technology in November 2004 with 20 industry partners initially. The first phase focused on logistical units like pallets and retail units like boxes, but not individual items. It involved three METRO Group sales divisions - Metro Cash & Carry, Galeria Kaufhof, and Real - tracking inventory across stores, distribution centers, and suppliers. The rollout aimed to improve processes like incoming and outgoing goods tracking, automatic inventory replenishment, and reconciliation.

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    METRO Group

    RFID Roll-out

    October 2005
    Scott Medford, Vice President - RFID
    Intermec Technologies Corporation
    for
    Dr. Gerd Wolfram
    Managing Director MGI
    RFID at METRO Group – A Success Story

     January: Founding of  January: Announcement of  January: 100-days


    the METRO Group RFID rollout at NRF, NY balance of the RFID
    Future Store Initiative  May: 1st METRO Group roll-out at the NRF, NY
    RFID congress for
    suppliers, Cologne  June: 2nd METRO
    Group RFID
     April: Opening of the congress for
    Extra Future Store, suppliers, Cologne
    Rheinberg
     End of 2005: Start
    of RFID roll-out, 2nd
    phase
     November: EPCglobal  July: Opening of the
    replaces Auto-ID METRO Group RFID
    center Innovation Center, Neuss
     November: Start of RFID
    roll-out, 1st phase
    2
    2000 2003 2004 2005
     METRO AG 2005
    METRO Group Future Store Initiative

    IBM  INTEL  SAP  T-SYSTEMS


    CISCO SYSTEMS  COCA-COLA  DHL SOLUTIONS  HENKEL 
    HEWLETT-PACKARD  JOHNSON & JOHNSON  KRAFT FOODS 
    L‘ORÉAL  LOYALTY PARTNER  MICROSOFT  NESTLÉ  ORACLE 
    PHILIPS  PIRONET NDH  PROCTER & GAMBLE  SATO  SYMBOL
    TECHNOLOGIES  TRICON  VISA  WINCOR NIXDORF  X-IDENT

    ADT DEUTSCHLAND  ALGOTEC  ALPHA TONTRÄGER  AVERY DENNISON


     BIZERBA  BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP  CHECKPOINT SYSTEMS
    CHEP  EYCKELER & MALT  FEIG ELECTRONIC  FUJITSU SIEMENS
    COMPUTERS  GILLETTE  HINTZPETER & PARTNER  INTERMEC  KURT
    SALMON ASSOCIATES  LIEBHERR  LOGOPAK SYSTEME  METTLER
    TOLEDO  MULTIQ  NCR  OAT SYSTEMS  ONLINE SOFTWARE  PAXAR
    SIEMENS BUSINESS SERVICES  SONOPRESS  TOMRA  TOSHIBA TEC
    3
    UPM RAFSEC  WANZL  WMS  ZEBRA
     METRO AG 2005
    Our Vision: RFID along the complete supply chain
    Manufacturer Distribution Warehouse Store/Outlet

    Shelf management

    Shelving

    Inventory management

    Loading Incoming merchandise

    Storage Outgoing merchandise


    Order picking/additional merchandise
    Production Reserve area
    Incoming merchandise - precise verification
    4
    Incoming merchandise
    Delivery notification (DESADV)
     METRO AG 2005
    METRO Group RFID-Roll-out

     Started November 2004 with


    Launch of the around 20 industry partners, as well
    roll-out as selected warehouses, stores
    and branches of the METRO Group

     Incoming/outgoing goods, inventory


    Focus of the
    replenishment, automatic
    roll-out
    reconciliation

     Logistical units (pallets) and retail


    RFID
    units (boxes)
    transponders  Individual items are not included in
    on...
    the RFID roll-out 5

     METRO AG 2005
    Phase 1: Participation of three METRO Group sales
    divisions since November 2004

    Metro Galeria Kaufhof Real


    Cash & Carry

     Grocery, General  Apparel/Textiles  Grocery


    Merchandise
     20 Suppliers  3 Suppliers  12 Suppliers
     2 Stores  5 DCs  11 Stores
     1 DC  3 DCs

     METRO AG 2005

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