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RFID Applications, Implementation, and Business Case Analysis with Predictions & Strategic Roadmap 2007 to 2010 (Mind Commerce LLC)
- Market: Telecommunications
- Published Date: 01/07/2007
- Report Title: RFID Applications, Implementation, and Business Case Analysis with Predictions & Strategic Roadmap 2007 to 2010
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- Report Type: Market Report
- Country: Global
- Number of Pages: 98
Chapter 1
Success Story of RFID
Growth of RFID its Standards and Regulations
Texas Instrument's role in US
RFID at Europe
Growth of Standard and Regulations
Technological Immaturity
Backward Compatibility and Integration with Legacy Systems
Scalability
End user Knowledge
Ethical Issues
Chapter 2
Spheres of RFID
Spheres of RFID
Comparison of various methods
Prevalent Application Types
Item tracking and tracing
Inventory monitoring and control
Asset monitoring and management
Anti-theft
Electronic payment
Access control
Anti-tampering
Emerging Application Types
Anti-counterfeit
Drug Anti-Counterfeit
Smart tags
Strategic Dimensions of Commercial Mandates
Government Mandates and Strategies
Chapter 3
RFID in Government Sectors
RFID in Government Sectors
RFID and Homeland Security
RFID in Law enforcement
Chapter 4
GPS Free RFID based Indoor Location Tracking System
System Architecture
System Architecture Schematic
System Design
Technical Information of the devices
Device Comparison and Financial Analysis
Interoperability and Capability issues
Prototype for Indoor Tracking using RFID
Conclusion
Chapter 5
RFID in daily life and the challenges
RFID Market
RFID Know-how & End-User Confusion
Logistical Challenges
Standard Implementation Challenges
Notable Implementation: Iraq Asset Visibility
Poor Asset Visability
Insufficient and Ineffective Theater Distribution Capability
Failure to Apply
Shortages of Spare
Inadequate Configurations
Ineffective Logistics Support
Chapter 6
RFID Now and Beyond
Analysis and Prediction of RFID Systems and its Adoption
RFID Milestones and the its level of Adoption
Pre-1940's
1940s-WWII
1950s - Early Exploration of RFID Technology
1960s-Development of RFID Theory and Early Field Trials
1970s-An RFID Explosion and Early Adopter Applications
1980s-Commercialization
1990s-RFID Enters the Mainstream
2000s-RFID Deployment
RFID in the Future
Early movers
Fast followers
Slow adopters
Chapter 7
Future of RFID
Past Analysis of RFID
Retail and consumer packaging
Transportation and distribution
Industrial and manufacturing
Security and access control
The Hype vs. the Reality
Analysis of Mandates
Roadmap of RFID from 2007-2010
2010 and Beyond
2007 - The Mark of RTLS
2008 - Adoption in Hospitals/Healthcare
2009 - Technology for Combating Crime
2010 - RFID Infrastructure
Analysis of things to come with RFID Tomorrow
Chapter 8
Business Case for RFID
Different types of ROI
Quantifying Return on Investment with Financials
Cost of Investment
Savings and Reduced Costs of Labor
Payback Period
Return on Assets
Chapter 9
Horizons of RFID
Government use of RFID Technology with Facts and Figures
RFID and in Pharmaceutical Industries
The Ultimate Goal for the Future
Steps against Drug Counterfeit
RFID on Humans
RFID in Supermarkets: Smart Shelves
Chapter 10
RFID Economic Analysis
Analysis of Stock Rollover
Increased revenue
Lower cost
Inventory reduction
Reduced capital assets
Looking Beyond the Window
Comparison to the Early Model
Chapter 11
Select RFID Vendor List and their Offerings
A3 Technologies
Aanza AutoID Group
Accelitec
Accusort Systems, Inc.
AceIC Designs, Inc.
Acheson Colloids Company
AeroScout
AgInfoLink
Alanco Technologies, Inc.
Alien Technology
Analytica India
Argent Group
Assyst, Inc.
AVANTE International Technology, Inc.
AXCESS Inc.
DYNASYS
Ekahau
EPCglobal
List of Tables and Figures
Table 2.1: Comparison of Various Access Control Methods
Table 2.2: RFID Volume Forecast by Application Type
Figure 4.1: Tracking Underground Mine Workers using ZigBee
Figure 4.2: Miner Tracking or Item Surveillance System
Figure 4.3: The GUI for the Central Console
Figure 4.4: ZigBee Networks
Figure 4.5: The ZigBee Based Active RFID
Figure 4.6: Device Comparison and Financial Analysis
Table 5.1: RFID Market by Category, Data Type, Process and Benefits
Figure 6.1: The RFID Hype vs. Reality
Figure 6.2: Adoption Phases of RFID
Figure 6.3: RFID Today Relative to Adoption Curve
Table 8.1: Cost Breakdown for Installing RFID System with ROI
Figure 8.1: Payback Period vs. Pallets per Month
Figure 8.2: Many Routes to ROI with RFID
Table 9.1: Use of RFID in United States by Government by Use Case
Figure 9.1: Counterfeited Drugs Entering the US Markets
Figure 10.1: Device Manufacturer Business Solution Relationship
Success Story of RFID
Growth of RFID its Standards and Regulations
Texas Instrument's role in US
RFID at Europe
Growth of Standard and Regulations
Technological Immaturity
Backward Compatibility and Integration with Legacy Systems
Scalability
End user Knowledge
Ethical Issues
Chapter 2
Spheres of RFID
Spheres of RFID
Comparison of various methods
Prevalent Application Types
Item tracking and tracing
Inventory monitoring and control
Asset monitoring and management
Anti-theft
Electronic payment
Access control
Anti-tampering
Emerging Application Types
Anti-counterfeit
Drug Anti-Counterfeit
Smart tags
Strategic Dimensions of Commercial Mandates
Government Mandates and Strategies
Chapter 3
RFID in Government Sectors
RFID in Government Sectors
RFID and Homeland Security
RFID in Law enforcement
Chapter 4
GPS Free RFID based Indoor Location Tracking System
System Architecture
System Architecture Schematic
System Design
Technical Information of the devices
Device Comparison and Financial Analysis
Interoperability and Capability issues
Prototype for Indoor Tracking using RFID
Conclusion
Chapter 5
RFID in daily life and the challenges
RFID Market
RFID Know-how & End-User Confusion
Logistical Challenges
Standard Implementation Challenges
Notable Implementation: Iraq Asset Visibility
Poor Asset Visability
Insufficient and Ineffective Theater Distribution Capability
Failure to Apply
Shortages of Spare
Inadequate Configurations
Ineffective Logistics Support
Chapter 6
RFID Now and Beyond
Analysis and Prediction of RFID Systems and its Adoption
RFID Milestones and the its level of Adoption
Pre-1940's
1940s-WWII
1950s - Early Exploration of RFID Technology
1960s-Development of RFID Theory and Early Field Trials
1970s-An RFID Explosion and Early Adopter Applications
1980s-Commercialization
1990s-RFID Enters the Mainstream
2000s-RFID Deployment
RFID in the Future
Early movers
Fast followers
Slow adopters
Chapter 7
Future of RFID
Past Analysis of RFID
Retail and consumer packaging
Transportation and distribution
Industrial and manufacturing
Security and access control
The Hype vs. the Reality
Analysis of Mandates
Roadmap of RFID from 2007-2010
2010 and Beyond
2007 - The Mark of RTLS
2008 - Adoption in Hospitals/Healthcare
2009 - Technology for Combating Crime
2010 - RFID Infrastructure
Analysis of things to come with RFID Tomorrow
Chapter 8
Business Case for RFID
Different types of ROI
Quantifying Return on Investment with Financials
Cost of Investment
Savings and Reduced Costs of Labor
Payback Period
Return on Assets
Chapter 9
Horizons of RFID
Government use of RFID Technology with Facts and Figures
RFID and in Pharmaceutical Industries
The Ultimate Goal for the Future
Steps against Drug Counterfeit
RFID on Humans
RFID in Supermarkets: Smart Shelves
Chapter 10
RFID Economic Analysis
Analysis of Stock Rollover
Increased revenue
Lower cost
Inventory reduction
Reduced capital assets
Looking Beyond the Window
Comparison to the Early Model
Chapter 11
Select RFID Vendor List and their Offerings
A3 Technologies
Aanza AutoID Group
Accelitec
Accusort Systems, Inc.
AceIC Designs, Inc.
Acheson Colloids Company
AeroScout
AgInfoLink
Alanco Technologies, Inc.
Alien Technology
Analytica India
Argent Group
Assyst, Inc.
AVANTE International Technology, Inc.
AXCESS Inc.
DYNASYS
Ekahau
EPCglobal
List of Tables and Figures
Table 2.1: Comparison of Various Access Control Methods
Table 2.2: RFID Volume Forecast by Application Type
Figure 4.1: Tracking Underground Mine Workers using ZigBee
Figure 4.2: Miner Tracking or Item Surveillance System
Figure 4.3: The GUI for the Central Console
Figure 4.4: ZigBee Networks
Figure 4.5: The ZigBee Based Active RFID
Figure 4.6: Device Comparison and Financial Analysis
Table 5.1: RFID Market by Category, Data Type, Process and Benefits
Figure 6.1: The RFID Hype vs. Reality
Figure 6.2: Adoption Phases of RFID
Figure 6.3: RFID Today Relative to Adoption Curve
Table 8.1: Cost Breakdown for Installing RFID System with ROI
Figure 8.1: Payback Period vs. Pallets per Month
Figure 8.2: Many Routes to ROI with RFID
Table 9.1: Use of RFID in United States by Government by Use Case
Figure 9.1: Counterfeited Drugs Entering the US Markets
Figure 10.1: Device Manufacturer Business Solution Relationship
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