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Deploying a RFID Solution: Practical Case Studies and Business Plan
Market Report, November 2007, 796  €


Description

To fully understand the capabilities of RFID, it is helpful to understand its benefits in real business situations.
We evaluate the impact of RFID throughout the supply chain, delivering efficiencies for three types of organizations: manufacturers, distributors, and retailers.
This report provides case study analysis of RFID solution deployment and related business plan.
The report also provides expert analysis of RFID in practice including an evaluation of the RFID value chain, business process life-cycle, business process strategy, market overview and challenges.
RFID middleware providers are profiled with device selection criteria is evaluated.
Active RFID vendors and products are profiled and evaluated.
The report discusses risk profile assessment and risk assessment services.
The report also includes eight case studies for RFID implementation and operation.
RFID Business Plan and Financial AssessmentThe report contains a business plan including financial projects and financial assessment with a working Excel spreadsheet.
This information will assist with business case development, funding, budgeting, and launch of a RFID solution.
Target AudienceThis report is intended for anyone considering launching a RFID-based business, solutions involving RFID, and/or business process automation using RFID.
RFID hardware, software, and solution vendors and related professional services companies Managed services providers, outsourced RFID solutions and application providers, and RFID service bureau operators Personnel responsible for automating Supply Chain Management (SCM), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and other business processes Manufacturers and personnel responsible for management of inventory and materials, timing and control of critical resources, improve Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), and other production line automation and industrial processes Healthcare management personnel responsible for tracking patients, staff personnel, equipment, inventory, and other critical resources Retailers and personnel responsible for merchandise inventory and ordering processes, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Merchandise tracking and fraud prevention Providers of value-added applications and services such as metering, telemetry, telematics, and sensor applications, inventory control and tracking such as merchandise control, asset tracking and recovery such as computing equipment monitoring, tracking parts moving through a manufacturing process, tracking goods in a supply chain, and payment systems Providers of RFID middleware such as the VeriSign or Oracle Companies interested in optimizing their RFID business process strategies


Sommaire
 
I. Introduction

II. Overview of RFID
What is RFID?
Understanding How RFID Works
Types of Tags
Difference between Active and Passive RFID
Application Field
Privacy
Privacy Issue Preventives
Five Steps to RFID Implementation
Frequency Bands and their Importance
Frequency
Importance of Frequency Bands
Different Frequency Bands and its impact
Standards for RFID Tags
Requirement of RFID, Providers, Solutions
Market Analysis
Key Findings
Cost Analysis
Conclusions

III. RFID: Organization Norms a walkthrough
Leadership Focus
Shared Vision
Support and Resistance
Conclusions

IV. RFID: Business Processes
Item Level Tagging
Third Party Logistics Management
Real Time inventory Management
Business Intelligence
IT-Outsourcing
Real Time data sharing
Standards and Mandates
Industry Standards
Government Mandates
Privacy Acts

V. RFID Business Case Studies
Department of Agriculture, Michigan
Sun Microsystems
Woolworths, Plc

VI. Market Overview & Challenges
Market Overview
Challenges to Adopting RFID
Software Infrastructure Challenges
RFID Hardware Device challenges
Interoperability and Integration
Performance

VII. RFID Middleware
Acsis
Axcess
Blue Vector Systems
ConnecTerra
Data Brokers
EPCglobal
Franwell
GlobeRanger
i2 Technologies
Manhattan Associates
OATSystems
Oracle
RF Code
Savi Technology
Sun
T3Ci
TIBCO
VeriSign
webMethods

VIII. Emerging Trends in RFID
Technological Advancements
New and Improved Tags
Alternative Tag Designs
Tag Packaging
Sensory Tags
Architecture for the New Network
Conclusions

IX. Market Survey of Active RFID Products
Alien Technology
Axcess Inc.
Escort Memory Systems
Microtec
Samsys
Savi Technology
Wherenet
Top RFID Vendors
Manufacturers
Retail Industry
Solution Providers for Retail Industry
Defense Industry
Transportation Industry
Vehicle Tracking Systems
Electronic Toll Systems

X. Assessing the RFID Vendor
Best-of-Breed
One-Stop-Shop
Trusted Advisor
Vendor Comparison Criteria
Vital Statistics
The Management Team
Customer References
Experience in RFID Technology
Experience in your Industry
Intellectual Property Rights
Partnerships and Alliances
Adherence to Standards
Open Architecture
Vendor Categories
Tag and Reader Vendors
RFID Middleware Vendors
Computer Systems Vendors
Application Vendors
Systems Integration Vendors
Value-added Vendors
Specialty Services Vendors
Conclusions

XI. RFID Implementation Examples
International Paper
Major Clothier Retailer
METRO Group
Canus
Gillette
Procter and Gamble
Unilever
Library and Textile Markets

XIII. Final Conclusions

XIV. A Full-scale report with Financial for Adopting RFID
``Adopting RFID``: A Business Plan
1. Company Description
1.1 The Objective
1.2 Keys to Success
1.3 Current Status of the Company
1.3.1 Shareholding Pattern of the Company
1.3.2 Current Financial Status of the Company
1.3.3 Current Development and Engagement Status of ``THE DEMO COMPANY``
2. The Leadership Team
3. ``THE DEMO COMPANY's Domain of Operation
4. ``THE DEMO COMPANY's Offerings
4.1 ``THE DEMO COMPANY`` Devices
4.2 ``THE DEMO COMPANY`` Solutions
4.3 Future Product
5. Market Analysis
6. Competitive Analysis
7. Operational Plan
7.1 Location
7.2 Equipments and Devices
7.3 Proposed Team Structure
7.4 Product Development Plan
8. Marketing and Sales Strategies
8.1 Target Market Segment
8.2 Pricing Strategy
8.3 Sales Forecast
9. Financial Plans and Projections
9.1 Important Assumptions
9.2 Sales Plan
9.3 Expenditure Plan
9.4 Projected Monthly Cash Budget for Three Years

Appendix: Current Financial Status of the Company


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