RFID technology is one of those technologies that often operates quietly in the background. A product moves through a warehouse. A package passes through a distribution center. An employee enters a restricted area. A retailer counts inventory. Somewhere in the process, a small electronic tag communicates with a reader, transferring information without requiring someone to scan a barcode manually. The interaction may take only a fraction of a second. Yet that tiny exchange can transform how organizations identify, track, and manage physical objects. RFID has become an important technology across retail, logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, transportation, agriculture, asset management, and many other industries. Its appeal lies partly in its ability to…