RFID technology works, but many projects still struggle to move beyond early deployments. The issue is rarely the hardware. More often, projects lose momentum due to early assumptions about structure, customization, data, and scale. Based on real-world implementation experience, this article explores the most common RFID implementation mistakes, and what successful teams do differently to build solutions that last.

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