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Wow, only $70,000?
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I understand your surprise Pierre, I would also be ... but, there is something great going on behind the scenes.
RDIF go far beyond warehouse logistics, supermarkets, and many other segments, which would already be great!
I share with you without the least selfishness: IATA ( International Air Transport Association) resolution 753, will be implemented until 2018, read more ...
The global implementation of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, which can accurately track passenger baggage in real-time through key points on the road, can cause the air transport industry to save more than $ 3 billion over the next few years. seven years.
SITA, a global IT provider for the airline industry, and the International Air Transport Association (IATA), show that high-accuracy RFID tracking rates can reduce the number of lost bags by as much as 25 percent by 2022, Means of efficient monitoring. The SITA / IATA business case describes how this will provide significant savings for airlines, while providing greater passenger safety. The first implementations of RFID by airlines, like Delta Air Lines, show a success rate of 99% for tracking the suitcases.
In particular, RFID will locate mismanagement during the transfer from one flight to another, one of the key areas identified by SITA and IATA, where technology can help improve baggage handling rates. RFID technology will ensure that airports, airlines and land handlers are able to keep track of suitcases at each stage of the trip and ensure that the correct baggage is loaded for the respective flight. The technology also supports IATA's 753 resolution, which requires airlines to maintain control of each item of luggage from start to finish by 2018.
The deployment of RFID will strengthen the already significant economy delivered by the intelligent use of technology for baggage management. According to the SITA Baggage Report 2016, the technology has helped reduce the number of lost bags by 50% from a record 46.9 million lost luggage in 2007, generating savings for Industry of $ 22.4 billion. This improvement appears despite a strong increase in the number of passengers compared to the same period.
Jim Peters, chief technology officer at SITA, says: "The airline industry is on the verge of a revolution in tracking luggage. With the global deployment of RFID, it increases accuracy and reduces the rates of loss. This is a win-win situation - passengers will be happier, operations will run more smoothly and airlines will save billions of dollars. "
The SITA / IATA case shows that improvements in handling fees do not come at a great cost. RFID features can be deployed for $ 0.1 per passenger, averaging at the same time generating expected savings of more than $ 0.2 per passenger. With some major airlines and airports already introducing RFID technology combined with the fact that it is compatible with existing bar code technology, adopting RFID at all airports could provide a positive return for airlines both in Reduction in passenger satisfaction.
SITA and IATA analyzes are based on RFID being deployed at 722 airports (representing 95% of global passenger numbers) over a six-year period - between 2016 and 2021 - while economies are estimated over seven years. The numbers for 2016 take into account the RFID infrastructure already in place or in the process of being deployed at various points of induction on the luggage journey.
SITA's RFID and baggage tracking research is part of its ongoing research investment for the benefit of the entire air transport community. Luggage screening is one of five research programs that SITA has launched to address some of the industry's most pressing challenges. The others are the identity management of the future; The facilitation of IATA's New Distribution Capacity (NDC); An industry-wide interruption alert system; And strengthening cybersecurity across the industry.
In brief, RFIDmm.com fast payback.
RDIF go far beyond warehouse logistics, supermarkets, and many other segments, which would already be great!
I share with you without the least selfishness: IATA ( International Air Transport Association) resolution 753, will be implemented until 2018, read more ...
The global implementation of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, which can accurately track passenger baggage in real-time through key points on the road, can cause the air transport industry to save more than $ 3 billion over the next few years. seven years.
SITA, a global IT provider for the airline industry, and the International Air Transport Association (IATA), show that high-accuracy RFID tracking rates can reduce the number of lost bags by as much as 25 percent by 2022, Means of efficient monitoring. The SITA / IATA business case describes how this will provide significant savings for airlines, while providing greater passenger safety. The first implementations of RFID by airlines, like Delta Air Lines, show a success rate of 99% for tracking the suitcases.
In particular, RFID will locate mismanagement during the transfer from one flight to another, one of the key areas identified by SITA and IATA, where technology can help improve baggage handling rates. RFID technology will ensure that airports, airlines and land handlers are able to keep track of suitcases at each stage of the trip and ensure that the correct baggage is loaded for the respective flight. The technology also supports IATA's 753 resolution, which requires airlines to maintain control of each item of luggage from start to finish by 2018.
The deployment of RFID will strengthen the already significant economy delivered by the intelligent use of technology for baggage management. According to the SITA Baggage Report 2016, the technology has helped reduce the number of lost bags by 50% from a record 46.9 million lost luggage in 2007, generating savings for Industry of $ 22.4 billion. This improvement appears despite a strong increase in the number of passengers compared to the same period.
Jim Peters, chief technology officer at SITA, says: "The airline industry is on the verge of a revolution in tracking luggage. With the global deployment of RFID, it increases accuracy and reduces the rates of loss. This is a win-win situation - passengers will be happier, operations will run more smoothly and airlines will save billions of dollars. "
The SITA / IATA case shows that improvements in handling fees do not come at a great cost. RFID features can be deployed for $ 0.1 per passenger, averaging at the same time generating expected savings of more than $ 0.2 per passenger. With some major airlines and airports already introducing RFID technology combined with the fact that it is compatible with existing bar code technology, adopting RFID at all airports could provide a positive return for airlines both in Reduction in passenger satisfaction.
SITA and IATA analyzes are based on RFID being deployed at 722 airports (representing 95% of global passenger numbers) over a six-year period - between 2016 and 2021 - while economies are estimated over seven years. The numbers for 2016 take into account the RFID infrastructure already in place or in the process of being deployed at various points of induction on the luggage journey.
SITA's RFID and baggage tracking research is part of its ongoing research investment for the benefit of the entire air transport community. Luggage screening is one of five research programs that SITA has launched to address some of the industry's most pressing challenges. The others are the identity management of the future; The facilitation of IATA's New Distribution Capacity (NDC); An industry-wide interruption alert system; And strengthening cybersecurity across the industry.
In brief, RFIDmm.com fast payback.
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Dee,
Real chances for MM, are enough.
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RFID is a huge market potential, in this technological age we live in.
Know a little more,
RFID Applications in the Business World: The Potential and Possibilities of Using RFID Technology
Tag RFID is a label that records and transmits data from chips by radio frequency waves at a good distance. Combined with sensors of temperature, humidity, presence, etc., allow to control and monitor objects in an "intelligent" way. For example, an RFID tag with GPS allows you to track and locate objects, people or animals.
Another great advantage of the RFID tag is that there is no need to be visible on the outside of the product. This feature can be exploited to increase security and prevent theft. For example: inside glass in beverage bottles, inside tires to prevent theft by changing the bottle or new tire for old tire, etc.
Given these possibilities, it is easy to imagine the great potential of the application of RFID technology in the business world. The possibilities go far beyond traditional controls made using bar code labels. RFID can change processes, aggregate intelligence, aggregate values in services, and provide much more security and customer satisfaction.
RFID Applications in the Business World
• RFID equity control
In order to comply with international financial reporting standards IFRS and Law 11638, 12,973, CPCs and tax legislation - IRPJ, it is necessary to identify and control all assets individually. With RFID tagging it is much easier to identify and locate assets that are in hard to reach places, for example appliances that stay in very high places.
RFID technology opens up the possibility of raising asset management to new levels that go far beyond facilitating asset inventory to comply with accounting, tax and audit legislation.
• RFID in Tracking Assets, People, and Animals
One of the great advances in RFID technology is the ability to track and locate objects, machines, equipment, vehicles, containers, people, and animals on the go. You can track and locate items that can be stolen, lost or hard to locate. For example: hospital equipment, equipment and tools that circulate inside the establishments.
Another possibility is to automate the processes of control of entry, exit and return of leased assets or that enter and leave the company with great frequency, to carry out external work.
• RFID in Retail, Stores and Supermarkets
Applications-of-rfid-business-retail-store-supermarket The shopping cart with products with RFID tags is the dream of major retailers to eliminate checkout in which the box reads the bar code of the product item by item, Queues in attendance. In addition, the customer can know the price of the product and total as you place the item in the cart, giving more safety to consumers.
RFID technology is the technical solution to this issue. In practice there are still some technical and economic barriers to overcome, but there are already some retailers that are using RFID.
In addition to automatic checkout, the agility and versatility of RFID allow you to glimpse several retail improvements such as:
Management of the gondolas to make the automatic reposition of the goods so that the customer always finds the product;
RFID shopping cart allows you to monitor the customer within the store, the visiting section and the time spent in each section providing important subsidies to analyze the behavior of buyers and increase sales;
Facilitate the location of the product inside the store.
Eliminate losses by maturity date;
To hinder theft by placing labels inside the products;
Inventory inventory with much less manpower and time;
Monitor in real time the actions of sales promotions.
• RFID in Logistics and Inventory Control
Applications-of-rfid-business-logistics-control-stock Logistics companies that need to control, identify and move large quantities of products have found in RFID a strong ally to solve these challenges. The technology can improve and make it easier to locate containers, including the products inside the containers.
RFID-coupled sensors can raise the level of control and monitoring of products. For example, perishable and temperature-sensitive products can be monitored and warned if they are near the expiration date or if the storage temperature varies too much.
RFID in the Factory, Production Line and Assembly
Applications-of-rfid-business-line-production-assembly With active RFID it is possible to control, track, locate the manufacturing orders, molds and tools used in the processes. All this, makes the operational flow is continuous and shorten the manufacturing time. It is especially useful for custom product production, picking and sorting. Facilitates the work of locating components by batch, expiration date, part or part (sub-set), etc.
• RFID in Vehicle and Person Access Control
Applications-of-rfid-business-control-access-vehicles-people The RFID tag is already used in vehicles to automatically liberate the toll gate on highways and in the entrances and exits of malls. The same application can be extended to control vehicle access in condominiums and clubs. With the RFID chip badge it is possible to monitor the visitor inside the company, limit the allowed places for access and limit the date and time of the badge by increasing security.
Conclusion
The potential of the application of RFID technology is very promising. It is a technology that brings significant advances in relation to barcode labels. The fact that RFID records more data than simple code, combining with sensors, transmitting data at a good distance makes it possible to develop increasingly "smart" applications that can help, facilitate and revolutionize the business world.
Real chances for MM, are enough.
You can check the acronym MM in: http://www.acronymfinder.com/MM.html
All definitions (248)
RFID is a huge market potential, in this technological age we live in.
Know a little more,
RFID Applications in the Business World: The Potential and Possibilities of Using RFID Technology
Tag RFID is a label that records and transmits data from chips by radio frequency waves at a good distance. Combined with sensors of temperature, humidity, presence, etc., allow to control and monitor objects in an "intelligent" way. For example, an RFID tag with GPS allows you to track and locate objects, people or animals.
Another great advantage of the RFID tag is that there is no need to be visible on the outside of the product. This feature can be exploited to increase security and prevent theft. For example: inside glass in beverage bottles, inside tires to prevent theft by changing the bottle or new tire for old tire, etc.
Given these possibilities, it is easy to imagine the great potential of the application of RFID technology in the business world. The possibilities go far beyond traditional controls made using bar code labels. RFID can change processes, aggregate intelligence, aggregate values in services, and provide much more security and customer satisfaction.
RFID Applications in the Business World
• RFID equity control
In order to comply with international financial reporting standards IFRS and Law 11638, 12,973, CPCs and tax legislation - IRPJ, it is necessary to identify and control all assets individually. With RFID tagging it is much easier to identify and locate assets that are in hard to reach places, for example appliances that stay in very high places.
RFID technology opens up the possibility of raising asset management to new levels that go far beyond facilitating asset inventory to comply with accounting, tax and audit legislation.
• RFID in Tracking Assets, People, and Animals
One of the great advances in RFID technology is the ability to track and locate objects, machines, equipment, vehicles, containers, people, and animals on the go. You can track and locate items that can be stolen, lost or hard to locate. For example: hospital equipment, equipment and tools that circulate inside the establishments.
Another possibility is to automate the processes of control of entry, exit and return of leased assets or that enter and leave the company with great frequency, to carry out external work.
• RFID in Retail, Stores and Supermarkets
Applications-of-rfid-business-retail-store-supermarket The shopping cart with products with RFID tags is the dream of major retailers to eliminate checkout in which the box reads the bar code of the product item by item, Queues in attendance. In addition, the customer can know the price of the product and total as you place the item in the cart, giving more safety to consumers.
RFID technology is the technical solution to this issue. In practice there are still some technical and economic barriers to overcome, but there are already some retailers that are using RFID.
In addition to automatic checkout, the agility and versatility of RFID allow you to glimpse several retail improvements such as:
Management of the gondolas to make the automatic reposition of the goods so that the customer always finds the product;
RFID shopping cart allows you to monitor the customer within the store, the visiting section and the time spent in each section providing important subsidies to analyze the behavior of buyers and increase sales;
Facilitate the location of the product inside the store.
Eliminate losses by maturity date;
To hinder theft by placing labels inside the products;
Inventory inventory with much less manpower and time;
Monitor in real time the actions of sales promotions.
• RFID in Logistics and Inventory Control
Applications-of-rfid-business-logistics-control-stock Logistics companies that need to control, identify and move large quantities of products have found in RFID a strong ally to solve these challenges. The technology can improve and make it easier to locate containers, including the products inside the containers.
RFID-coupled sensors can raise the level of control and monitoring of products. For example, perishable and temperature-sensitive products can be monitored and warned if they are near the expiration date or if the storage temperature varies too much.
RFID in the Factory, Production Line and Assembly
Applications-of-rfid-business-line-production-assembly With active RFID it is possible to control, track, locate the manufacturing orders, molds and tools used in the processes. All this, makes the operational flow is continuous and shorten the manufacturing time. It is especially useful for custom product production, picking and sorting. Facilitates the work of locating components by batch, expiration date, part or part (sub-set), etc.
• RFID in Vehicle and Person Access Control
Applications-of-rfid-business-control-access-vehicles-people The RFID tag is already used in vehicles to automatically liberate the toll gate on highways and in the entrances and exits of malls. The same application can be extended to control vehicle access in condominiums and clubs. With the RFID chip badge it is possible to monitor the visitor inside the company, limit the allowed places for access and limit the date and time of the badge by increasing security.
Conclusion
The potential of the application of RFID technology is very promising. It is a technology that brings significant advances in relation to barcode labels. The fact that RFID records more data than simple code, combining with sensors, transmitting data at a good distance makes it possible to develop increasingly "smart" applications that can help, facilitate and revolutionize the business world.
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