The effecting factors of radio frequency identification device (RFID) adoption in supply chain management

Zakaria, Nur Amirah (2019) The effecting factors of radio frequency identification device (RFID) adoption in supply chain management. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The effecting factors is most important thing when an organization would like to adopt an innovation. RFID technology is a wiser method of monitoring shipments, deliveries of time and inventories, making processes quicker, more productive and with less inaccuracy. It goes far beyond those systems, as it covers more data than previous technologies. Technology delivers companies with techniques in becoming faster and more systematic from the industrial partner to the end consumer in all zone of the supply chain. The purposed of this research is to identify the effecting factors of Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) adoption in Supply Chain Management (SCM). This researched was including; review of the literature on RFID and supply chain technology, meaning of SCM and radio frequency technology plus chronicle, and methodology in obtained the information. Researcher believed that this empirical study would benefit to the industry practitioner and academic researchers to be served as future reference. This research was complete by using quantitative method and analyzed data by using SPSS version 23. To measure the relationship between independent variable (Ubiquity, Job Relevance, Performing Gaps, Benefit, Cost Saving, Financial Resource, Technology Knowledge, and Technology Improvement Concern) and dependent variable (RFID Adoption). In this study, researcher recommend adding Compatibility variable for further research to be analyze more detail in future. Thus, researcher found that cost and lack of standards is the challenges of RFID adoption. Next, by using Pearson Correlation Analysis researcher have achieved the objective to find out the relationship of independent variable and dependent variable which is all the variables have relationship with RFID adoption. Lastly, the most driven factor the adoption of RFID is Technology Knowledge variable.

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