Applying RFID Technology in High Volume Manufacturing

Applying RFID Technology in High Volume Manufacturing

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RFID technology is maturing, and the recent evolution of global RFID standards is leading many manufacturers to accelerate their investigations of its potential and implications. This report reviews a recent Intel pilot built to test the effectiveness of RFID within a manufacturing environment.

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Learn to:

  • Begin RFID exploration now and develop an RFID strategy
  • Take a holistic approach to RFID deployment including both business and technology contexts
  • Maximize cooperative relationships to accelerate learning
  • Plan for RFID's impact on information systems
  • Increase data flow to gain additional knowledge and improved production
  • Positively change business processes
  • Uncover numerous potential efficiency gains and practical improvements

Authors

Craig Dighero RFID Supply Chain Program Manager with the Customer Fulfillment, Planning and Logistics Group (CPLG), Intel Corporation Craig Dighero is a RFID Supply Chain Program Manager with the Customer Fulfillment, Planning and Logistics Group (CPLG) at Intel Corporation.
Scott Thomas Senior Industrial Engineer with Customer Fulfillment, Planning, and Logistics (CPLG), Intel Corporation Scott Thomas is a senior industrial engineer with Customer Fulfillment, Planning, and Logistics (CPLG) at Intel Corporation.
Rick Tyo Research Integrator with the Technology Manufacturing Group (TMG), Intel Corporation Rick Tyo is a research integrator with the Technology Manufacturing Group (TMG) at Intel.
Vendor:
Intel Corporation
Posted:
20 Aug 2007
Published:
01 Sep 2005
Format:
PDF
Length:
12 Page(s)
Type:
White Paper
Language:
English

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