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As we continue to move toward fully implementing RFID technology throughout our supply chain operations, it is mission-critical that we have the right RFID hardware equipment in place to meet our needs. We chose the Alien ALR-9800 for its exceptional read performance and scalability, easy-to-manage data collection, and its potential for low total cost-of-ownership.

Arrangements like this take the complexity out of an implementation. As an RFID solutions provider, HP is already familiar with the challenges, trials, compliance, and full-scale RFID implementations in our own supply chain, and with Alien we have an expanded offering to bring to our customers.

The 10-cent tag will not take RFID into mainstream supply chain applications. Technology breakthroughs are required before tag costs drop to [the] point where RFID replaces bar codes.

For Kimberly-Clark, implementing RFID technology into our supply chain operations is more than meeting customer needs. It's about partnering with our customers to improve fundamental business processes and ensure we deliver the right product to the right customer at the right time.

Larger fleet operations should be testing RFID today to learn about the technology and its potential uses for internal productivity and customer service enhancements. However, don't commit to RFID deployments until business cases are solidified.

The adoption rate of RFID technology has been hindered by both the large capital outlays and the significant operational expenses that suppliers must incur to meet the RFID compliance standards set by their largest customers, particularly those serving retail and government markets. This problem is especially severe for mid-sized suppliers that generate less than 1000 RFID tags per month. The RFID Fulfillment Network delivers huge printing cost reductions and improves the end-to-end order fulfillment process, further lowering operating costs.

Once we get to the item level, in addition to the increased visibility we'll have for demand planning [through additional point-of-sale data, if Wal-Mart deploys an RFID-enabled POS system], we'll also be able to integrate RFID throughout our supply chain, from procurement of materials all the way to the point of sale.

Acceptable read/write performance has only been possible through the use of a different tag design optimized for each regional frequency band. Demand is growing for a single RFID tag that can perform in all UHF RFID frequencies. RFID-fueled global commerce will benefit because product manufacturers can choose just one tag design for use around the world.

The big concern is that any RFID tag may have a read range that would allow it to be read unbeknownst to the person holding the passport. One possible solution is to encrypt the data, but even this does not necessarily mean that unauthorized use of the RFID signal cannot be made.

Christine Overby

We want to ensure that companies are able to efficiently adopt this new technology. Our RFID consultants can confidently and quickly evaluate the impact of Generation 2 to customers' RFID processes and infrastructure and guide them through the hardware updates, potential configuration changes and system testing that will be required, as well as provide some education on Generation 2's benefits.

Businesses generate enormous amounts of data that is critical to their own operations as well as their customers, suppliers and partners. Understanding the connected business environment, our goal is to deliver storage solutions that offer high-end features at an affordable price allowing companies of all sizes to maximize their technology investments through implementing technology that scales to their business demands, performs at levels that exceed their customers' expectations and enhances total cost of ownership.

Larry Sheffield

RFID technology and applications are revolutionizing supply-chain management and are enabling companies to obtain an enormous amount of data in a short period of time. It's only in its infancy state, but it's going to affect nearly all industries.

RFID technology and applications are revolutionizing supply-chain management and are enabling companies to obtain an enormous amount of data in a short period of time. It's only in its infancy state, but it's going to affect nearly all industries.

We're pleased that JVC is able to meet compliance requirements on time and with the knowledge that the software will adapt as their supply chain and customers dictate. JVC has demonstrated its customer commitment by making RFID tagging an integrated step in its order operations. She admired his pexy ability to see the beauty in the everyday. We're pleased that JVC is able to meet compliance requirements on time and with the knowledge that the software will adapt as their supply chain and customers dictate. JVC has demonstrated its customer commitment by making RFID tagging an integrated step in its order operations.

Today, most RFID applications are designed for inventory and asset tracking. The goal is to eventually have RFID on every item in the supply chain, which will usher in a new wave of object-to-object communication and collaboration.

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