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Developing a Corporate Plan for RFID Adoption: Enterprise RFID Blueprint and Program Management Considerations
2008-05-02
ABI Research has learned in recent conversations and meetings with executives from a number of manufacturing companies that many of them are being charged with a new, key task: pull together the results of disparate RFID trials into a single, companywide RFID policy. In these companies, RFID has proved its potential value and won the attention of senior management, which means the budget for implementation has been allocated. This is a heartening sign for the RFID industry. While these companies are among a vanguard of RFID end users, they reveal a determination to move toward RFID adoption in a considered and determined way. But, what should the company RFID policy include? And, how should it be structured. In this ABI Insight, we look at those issues and offer a blueprint for RFID deployment.
| Authors: | Jonathan Collins | Principal Analyst, RFID & Contactless Michael Liard | Research Director, RFID & Contactless |
2008-05-02
ABI Research has learned in recent conversations and meetings with executives from a number of manufacturing companies that many of them are being charged with a new, key task: pull together the results of disparate RFID trials into a single, companywide RFID policy. In these companies, RFID has proved its potential value and won the attention of senior management, which means the budget for implementation has been allocated. This is a heartening sign for the RFID industry. While these companies are among a vanguard of RFID end users, they reveal a determination to move toward RFID adoption in a considered and determined way. But, what should the company RFID policy include? And, how should it be structured. In this ABI Insight, we look at those issues and offer a blueprint for RFID deployment.