Implementing RFID as an inventory solution involves several steps:

1. Choosing the right RFID technology: There are different types of RFID tags and readers available, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. It is important to choose the right technology for your specific needs and environment.
2. Tag and Item Identification: Each item in the inventory must be assigned a unique RFID tag. This tag can be attached to the item, or embedded within it.
3. Reader installation: RFID readers must be installed at key points in the warehouse or store, such as at entry and exit points, as well as at key locations within the facility.
4. Software Integration: The data collected by the RFID readers must be integrated with the inventory management software. This allows for real-time tracking of inventory levels, item location and movement.
5. Training: Employees must be trained on how to use the RFID system, including how to properly attach tags to items, how to use the readers and how to access and interpret the data collected by the system.
6. Implementation: Once the system is set up and tested, it can be implemented in the warehouse or store. Regular monitoring of the system will be necessary to ensure that it is working correctly and to identify and fix any issues that arise.
7. Data Analysis: The data collected by the RFID system can be analyzed to identify trends, patterns, and areas for improvement. This information can be used to optimize inventory management and improve overall business efficiency.

It’s worth mentioning that RFID system costs depend on the number of tags, readers and the complexity of the system. It can be a big investment but the returns will be in the long run.