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Best Practices for RFID DeploymentsDrew Gassiot
February 2014
Best Practices for RFID Deployments
Drew GassiotSr. Sales DirectorImpinj, Inc.
February 2014
RFID Applications are Endless
Brand Protection
Logistics/Security
Customer Service
Race Timing
Operational Configuration
Asset Management
Retail Inventory
Medical Inventory Laundry Management
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Create an RFID Committee – consider including team members from operations, IT, security, etc.
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Make a wishlist and use it to determine your goals.
Establish a base line of requirements, prioritize needs, and identify future use cases and expansion.
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Stick with your base line goals!
If you add on additional goals or reprioritize your requirements understand the entire project is effected.
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Create a budget of current and future costs to make sure that you are prepared to spend the necessary time and money…before you start.
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Consider hiring a business-consulting company with technical knowledge and experience evaluating RFID projects to do the business case analysis.
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Experience in your industryWill do testingMiddleware built on standard
platforms
Choose Your Solution Provider
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Conduct a PilotA meaningful pilot will test the exact hardware, software and tags that you have selected—in your environment.
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Assess Your Solution
Set deadlines and milestones to examine the RFID system’s impacts.
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RFID Transforms RetailInventory Management
Loss Prevention
Point of Sale
Customer Experience
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Research RFID solutions
Develop an RFID strategy
Establish reasonable expectations
Calculate the costs
Create an RFID committee
Select a solution provider
Conduct a site survey
Prepare for RFID
Pilot the solution
Assess your solution periodically
Expand to other areas of your organization
RFID Deployment Checklist:
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