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| adam_text | BY PATRICK J. SWEENEY II WILEY WILEY PUBLISHING/ INC. TABLE OF CONTENTS
HTWDUCTION . , 1 ABOUT THIS BOOK 1 WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR 1 YOU DON T NEED
A SLIDE RULE AND POCKET PROTECTOR TO USE THIS BOOK 2 HOW THIS BOOK IS
ORGANIZED 2 PART I: NOW THAT YOU CAN SPELL RFID, HERE S THE REST OF THE
STORY 3 PART II: RIDE THE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE: THE PHYSICS OF RFID 3
PART III: FITTING AN RFID APPLICATION INTO YOUR WORLD 3 PART IV: RAISING
THE BEAMS FOR YOUR NETWORK 4 PART V: HOW TO SPEAK BEAN COUNTER 4 PART
VI: THE PART OF TENS 4 ICONS USED IN THIS BOOK 5 PART H NOU! THAT LOU
CAN SPETT RFLB SS HERE S THE REST OFTHE STORY 7 CHAPTER 1: TAKING THE
MYSTERY OUT OF RFID 9 WHATLSRFID? 9 THE ORIGINS OF RFID IN INVENTORY
TRACKING 10 TRACKING GOODS WITH EPC CODES 10 SIZING UP THE BENEFITS OF
RFID 11 TRACKING INDIVIDUAL ITEMS WITH SERIALIZED DATA 12 REDUCING HUMAN
INTERVENTION 13 MOVING MORE GOODS THROUGH THE SUPPLY CHAIN 14 CAPTURING
INFORMATION IN REAL TIME 14 INCREASING SECURITY 15 MANDATES, WOMENDATES,
BLIND DATES * FORCING EFFICIENCY 16 WHAT ARE THE MAJOR MANDATES? 16
RESPONDING TO THE MANDATES 17 CALLING ALL PHYSICISTS! CALLING ALL
PHYSICISTS! 18 FINDINGA PHYSICS EXPERT 19 THE BASIC PHYSICS OF RFID 19
FINDING SUCCESS WITH FOUR PS IN A POD 22 PLANNING 22 PHYSICS 24 PILOT 26
PRODUCTION 27 A RIDE IN THE TIME MACHINE 28 RFID FOR DUMMIES CHAPTER 2:
AUTO-ID TECHNOLOGIES: WHY RFID IS KING OF THE HILL 31 PLANNING AN
AUTO-ID STRATEGY FOR THE TIMES 32 COMPARING THE MAJOR PLAYERS IN
AUTO-ID: BAR CODES, CONTACT MEMORY, AND RFID 34 CRAFTING AN AUTO-ID
STRATEGY FOR YOUR BUSINESS (OR, WHY RFID IS THE WAVE OF THE FUTURE) 41
TO EPC OR NOT TO BE: UNRAVELING THE WORDS, WORDS, WORDS OF THE
ELECTRONIC PRODUCT CODE 44 HOW EPC IS DIFFERENT FROM UPC 45 WHY AN EPC
RFID TAG DOESN T CONTAIN MORE INFORMATION 47 HOW THE EPC WORKS 48 HOW
THE EPC PREPARED FOR THE FUTURE, AND WHO OVERSEES THAT 52 ADDRESSING
PRIVACY CONCERNS 53 CHAPTER 3: MAKING BASIC DECISIONS ABOUT YOUR RFID
SYSTEM 55 MIDAS TOUCH POINTS: WHERE RFID IMPACTS YOUR ORGANIZATION 56
OUTLINING HOW RFID AFFECTS YOUR BUSINESS PROCESSES 57 DETERMINING HOW
RFID WILL AFFECT YOUR FACILITY 60 EVALUATING YOUR TECHNICAL NEEDS 61
WHAT S THE FREQUENCY, KENNETH? 64 UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
LICENSED AND UNLICENSED FREQUENCIES 65 EXAMINING THE MOST COMMON
FREQUENCIES IN RFID 65 FREQUENCIES, POWER, AND COUNTRIES 67 BEYOND UHF:
LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE 68 SPEED, ACCURACY, OR DISTANCE * PICK TWO 69
DESIGNING FOR THE RIGHT READ DISTANCE 70 READS * TEIL ME HOW FAST AND
HOW MANY 71 READING MULTIPLE TAGS AT ONCE * ACCURACY CONSIDERATIONS 72
NOW WHAT ABOUT THE TAGS AND OBJECTS? 73 PART 11: RIDE THE
ETECTRO-MAGNETIC WERTE: THE PHYSICS OF KFLUE ... , ..75 CHAPTER 4: WHAT
MAKES UP AN RFID NETWORK 77 ELEMENTS OF A BASIC RFID SYSTEM 77
EVERYTHING STARTS WITH THE TAG , 79 ANTENNAS SEND AND RECEIVE RADIO
WAVES 79 READERS TEIL THE ANTENNAS WHAT TO DO 80 THE MIDDLEWARE
TRANSFORMS THE SYSTEM INTO A NETWORK OF OBJECTS 80 TIME TO MAKE SOME
WAVES * ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES 81 FREQUENCY IS A MEASUREMENT 83 HISTORY
MAY REPEAT ITSELF, BUT VIRGINITY COMES ONLY ONCE 84 FIETDS: ELECTRICAL
AND MAGNETIC, NEAR AND FAR 84 CREATING RESONANCE BETWEEN THE ANTENNAS
AND THE FIELD 85 TA B LE OF CONTENTS JF/77 CHAPTER 5: UNDERSTANDING HOW
TECHNOLOGY BECOMES A WORKING SYSTEM , 87 ANATOMY OF A PASSIVE TAG:
UNDERSTANDING HOW LT WORKS AND CHOOSING THE RIGHT ONE 88 HOW DO TAGS
RECEIVE AND TRANSMIT INFORMATION? .....88 HOW DOES A TAG ANTENNA WORK,
AND HOW DO YOU CHOOSE AMONG THE DIFFERENT KINDS? 90 HOW DOES THE
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT AFFECT PERFORMANCE? 92 SOME TAG EXAMPLES FOR THE GEEK
IN YOU 94 TRACKING THE TAGS WITH A READER 95 HOLLER BACK, YOUNG UN *
TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING SIGNALS 95 THE DSP CHIP: EXAMINING THE BRAIN
OF A READER 96 RING AROUND THE DIPOLE AND OTHER BAD ANTENNA STORIES 98
AIR IN HER FACE * BLOWING SWEET NOTHINGS 100 CHAPTER 6: SEEING DIFFERENT
RFID SYSTEMS AT WORK 103 SETTING UP RFID INTERROGATION ZONES 103 COMING
AND GOING * READING AT A DOCK DOOR 104 YOUR GATEWAY TO GOOD READS *
OTHER PORTALS 106 KEEP ON ROLLIN * SETTING UP RFIDAT A CONVEYOR 108
THAT S A WRAP * INTERROGATING AT A SHRINK-WRAP STATION 109 ONE AT A TIME
* READING OBJECTS ON A SHELF 110 FROM SKI RESORTS TO AIRLINES: APPLYING
RFID IN THE REAL WORLD 112 SKI RESORTS 112 LAW ENFORCEMENT 113
PHARMACEUTICALS 113 ADDITIONAL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS 114 PART 111:
FT TTING AN RFLB APPLICATION INTO LOUR WORLD , 117 CHAPTER 7: SEEING
THE INVISIBFE: THE SITE ASSESSMENT 119 PLANNING FOR YOUR SITE ASSESSMENT
120 GETTING THE RIGHT TEST EQUIPMENT 122 SETTING UP FOR RF TESTING 124
MEASURING FOR AEN DURING NORMAL OPERATIONS (AND BEYOND) 126 TESTING KEY
POINTS AROUND THE WAREHOUSE 127 I VE BEEN A WILD ROVER FOR MANY S AYEAR
127 I DON T HEAR ANYTHING; TIME TO MAKE MY OWN NOISE 129 SOLVING
INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS 130 TESTING TO PLAN YOUR RFID INSTALLATION 130
GATHERING YOUR EQUIPMENT 131 COMPARING THE PERFECT SIGNAL TO THE ACTUAL
SIGNAL 132 SETTING UP THE EQUIPMENT 133 CONDUCTING THE TEST 134 PUTTING
YOUR RESULTS TO USE 136 RFID FOR DUMMIES CHAPTER 8: TESTING ONE, TWO,
THREE: DEVELOPING YOUR OWN LAB *139 TO LAB OR NOT TO LAB 140 BEYOND A
SWANKY WHITE LAB COAT: THE TOOLS YOU NEED FOR SUCCESSFUL TESTING 141
SETTING UP YOUR LAB 142 X-RAY MARKS THE SPOT: FIND THE PERFECT LOCATION
143 PHYSICS EYE FOR THE LAB GUY: DESIGN THE PHYSICAL LAYOUT 145 SET UP
THE TEST EQUIPMENT 148 BUILD SPECIFIC TEST EQUIPMENT 151 DEVELOP AND
IMPLEMENT STANDARDIZED TEST PROCEDURES 153 CHAPTER 9: TAG, YOU RE IT:
TESTING FOR BEST TAG DESIGN AND PLACEMENT 159 READY, SET, TEST! 160
LOOKING AT THE MATERIAL COMPOSITION OF THE ITEMS YOU RE TAGGING 162
EXAMINING RF TRANSPARENT, REFLECTING, AND ABSORBING MATERIALS 163 USING
THE RF FRIENDLINESS PYRAMID TO UNDERSTAND THE OPTIMAL SPOT FOR TESTING
164 CHOOSING A TAG TO TEST 166 TESTING TAGS IN AN APPLICATIONS TEST
FACILITY 168 SETTING UP THE TESTING ENVIRONMENT 170 CARRYING OUT THE
TEST 170 FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHARACTERIZATION: TESTING TAGS WITH PHYSICS
171 ENCODING AND APPLYAENG TAGS 174 TAG AND SHIP 174 INLINE PRODUCTION
APPLICATION 176 THE SECRETS OF READ SUCCESS 177 AVOIDING CROSS TALK 177
ENSURING HIGH-SPEED READS 178 EXECUTING FUELL PALLET READS 178 CHAPTER
10: HOOKED ON PHONICS: READER TESTING, SELECTION, AND INSTALLATION 181
CHOOSING A HAND-HELD, MOBILE, OR FIXED-LOCATION READER 182 READING
BETWEEN THE LINES: CRITICAL BUYING CRITERIA 183 CONSIDER ALL THE COSTS
INVOLVED 184 TEST READER PERFORMANCE 186 ASSESS CONNECTIVITY 192
EVALUATE HOW WELL THE READER CAN BEFINE-TUNED 196 INSTALLING A READER
AND ANTENNAS 201 MOUNT THE READER 202 MOUNT AND CONNECT THE ANTENNAS 203
POWER UP THE READER 203 TEST THE INTERROGATION ZONE FOR RF PATH LOSS 204
TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 11: MIDDLE WHERE? IT S NOT JUST ABOUT THE
READERS 205 FILTER, SMOOTH, ROUTE: UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOU NEED
MIDDLEWARE TO DO 206 EXPLORING MIDDLEWARE VENDORS AND THEIR OFFERINGS
208 PIECING TOGETHER A MIDDLEWARE ARCHITECTURE 210 NO MORE TIERS:
GRASPING THE MANY LEVELS OF A MIDDLEWARE ARCHITECTURE 211 TAKAENG STOCK
OF EXISTING INVESTMENTS AND SKILLS 213 EARLY BIRD OR LATE BLOOMER?
PRIORITIZING YOUR MIDDLEWARE NEEDS 215 GETTING THE MOST FRORO YOUR RFID
MIDDLEWARE 216 PART IV: RAISINQ THE BEAMS FOR /OUR NEWORK ... 219
CHAPTER 12: FROM PILOT TO ADMIRAL: DEPLOYING RFID SUCCESSFULLY ., 221
CREATING A PILOT PROJECT PLAN 222 START WITH YOUR MAJOR TASKS AND
TIRNELINE 223 DELIVERABLE TRACKER 224 THERE S ALWAYS AN ISSUE WITH YOU:
TRACKING AND RESOLVING PROBLEMS 225 THERE IS NO I IN TEAM (BUT THERE IS
AN M AND AN E) 226 FACTORS FOR A SUCCESSFUL PILOT TEST 227 CLEARLY
DEFINED SCOPE 227 EXPERIENCED PROJECT MANAGER 228 KEY EXECUTIVE SUPPORT
228 USER INVOLVEMENT 228 SPECIFIC MEASUREMENTS AND METRICS 229 RISK
MITIGATION 229 PHASED APPROACH 229 MOVING FROM PILOT TO PRODUCTION 231
GETTING THE MOST OF YOUR PILOT DATA: THE PROJECT DEBRIEF 231 TIPS FOR A
SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION SYSTEM 232 CHAPTER 13: GETTING SETTO ADMINISTER
AND MAINTAIN YOUR SYSTEM 233 CONFAEGURING AND SETTING UP TAG READERS 234
BEFOREYOU BEGIN ..234 STEPPING THROUGH A READER SETUP 235 CREATING
CONFIGURATION CLASSES 236 GETTING THE DIGITS ..238 A SIMPLE HIERARCHY
FOR ASSIGNING NUMBERS 238 ALLOCATING UNIQUE NUMBERS ACROSS MANY LINES
AND LOCATIONS .239 JCF/I RFID FOR DUMMIES APPLYING TAGS TO OBJECTS 240
APPLYING TAGS WITHOUT BREAKING THEM 240 NORTH BY NORTHWEST AS THE
CORRUGATION TRAVELS: ORIENTING TAGS ON OBJECTS 241 SENDING OBJECTS
THROUGH YOUR BUSINESS 242 LINING UP TAGS AND READERS 242 JUST LIKE THE
NEONATAL WARD: HANDLE WITH CARE 243 SCHOOL S IN SESSION * TRAINING YOUR
STAFF 244 STARTING READERS MANUALLY 244 IDENTIFYING AND RESPONDING TO
MISSED READS 245 REINFORCING PROCESSES VERSUS CHANGING THEM 246
EXPLAINING HOW RFID AFFECTS EMPLOYEES 247 CHAPTER 14: PING-PONG, THE
TAGS ARE GONE: HOW TO MONITOR YOUR RFID NETWORK 249 WHY MONITOR AN RFID
STATION? 250 SETTING UP TWO TYPES OF MONITORING 251 CHECKING THAT A
READER !S ACTIVE 251 CHOOSING THE RIGHT METHOD 252 A SIMPLE HUMAN
INTERFACE: ENABLING OPERATORS TO MONITOR THE SYSTEM 252 MEASURINGAND
INTERPRETING SYSTEM BEHAVIOR 255 BUILDING A STATISTICAL MONITORING
APPROACH 255 BREAKING DATA INTO TIME INTERVALS 257 MEASURE 1: THE
AVERAGE TAG TRAFFIC VOLUME (ATTV) 259 MEASURE 2: READ ERRORS TO TOTAL
READS (RETR) 261 MEASURE 3: READ ERROR CHANGE RATES (RECR) 262 MEASURE
4: ACTUA! VERSUS PREDICTED TRAFFIC RATE (APTR) 262 MEASURE 5: MEAN TIME
BETWEEN FAILURE (MTBF) 263 MONITORING AS YOU EXPAND YOUR RFID NETWORK
265 SETTING UP A MONITORING SYSTEM 265 PART V: HOW TO SPEAK BEAN COUNTER
... ..269 CHAPTER 15: MAKING THE BUSINESS CASE 271 FINDING THE
FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS FOR YOUR RFID TEAM 271 A GAME PLAN IS MORE THAN
XS AND OS * USE A PROVEN METHODOLOGY ...274 STEP 1. REFINE THE PROCESS
AND CONDUCT TEAM TRAINING 275 STEP 2. DETERMINE SCOPE AND ASSUMPTIONS
276 STEP 3. DETERMINE DRIVERS, STRATEGIES, AND ENABLERS 277 STEP 4.
IDENTIFY AND ASSESS BUSINESS PROCESSES AND INTERFACES ....279 STEP 5.
IDENTIFY COMPLEMENTARY OR COMPETING BUSINESS INITIATIVES 280 STEP 6.
IDENTIFY STRATEGIE AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS 281 STEP 7. DEVELOP INVESTMENT
REQUIREMENTS 284 STEP 8. DEVELOP AN IMPLEMENTATION ROAD MAP 285 STEP 9.
COMMUNICATE THE BUSINESS CASE 286 TA B I E OF CONTENTS JCUEUE CHAPTER 16:
FITTING RFID INTO STRATEGIE PLANS .289 JUST IN TIME TO JUSTIFY:
OVERCOMING SKEPTICISM WITH STRATEGIE THINKTNG ,,.290 CALCULATING ROI * A
TACTICAL APPROACH TO RFID 291 CHA-CHING! FINDING WAYS TO SAVE WITH RFID
292 TALLYING UP THE ESTIMATED COSTS ...300 PUTTING TOGETHER A
COSTS/BENEFITS ANALYSIS 303 ROI AS A TOOL FOR STRATEGIE EXPANSION 303
TAG AND YOU RE 1T: RFID AS A COMPETITIVE STRATEGY 304 CHAPTER 17: WHAT
TO LOOK FOR WHEN CONSIDERING OUTSOURCING .... .307 WHY OUTSOURCE YOUR
RFID NETWORK? 308 IDENTIFYING AND AVOIDING THE RISKS 308 IS OUTSOURCING
RIGHT FOR YOU? 309 DO YOUR GOALS AND TIMELINE INDICATE A CLEAR NEED TO
OUTSOURCE? 310 DO YOU NEED TO RUN OR OWN THE SYSTEM? 312 ANALYZING YOUR
RESOURCES ,.314 MONEY, MONEY, MONEY: COMPARING OUTSOURCING AND INTERNAL
COSTS 316 PERFORMANCE ANXIETY: CAN YOU BUILD A NETWORK THAT WORKS? 317
FINDING THE PERFECT MATCH ......318 FIGURING OUT THE RFP PROCESS 318
SPELLING OUT YOUR NEEDS IN AN RFP 320 SELECTING POTENTIAL OUTSOURCING
PARTNERS 326 EVALUATING RESPONSES TO YOUR RFP 327 SEALING THE DEAL WITH
AN SLA 327 DRAFTING THE INITIAL SLA 328 NEGOTIATING AN SLA WITH A VENDOR
331 PART VI: THE PART OF JENS ... 333 CHAPTER 18: TEN (OR SO) EQUIPMENT
VENDORS 335 ALIEN TECHNOLOGY 335 ACCU-SORT 336 APPLIED WIRELESS
IDENTIFICATIONS (AWID) 336 FOX IV TECHNOLOGIES ,337 IMPINJ 337 INTERMEC
TECHNOLOGIES 338 MARKEM 339 SYMBOL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (FORMERLY MATRICS)
339 ODIN TECHNOLOGIES 340 OMRON ELECTRONICS 340 SAMSYS TECHNOLOGIES 341
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS (TI) 341 THINGMAGIC 342 XVIU RFID FOR DUMMIES CHAPTER
19: TEN WEB SITES FOR INFORMATION ON RFID 343 RFID JOURNAL ONLINE 344
EPCGLOBAL 344 IDTECHEX ....345 RFID SOLUTIONS ONLINE 345 RFID EXCHANGE
345 RFID UPDATE 346 AUTO-IDLABS 346 AUTO-ID LAB @ ADELAIDE 346 THE RFID
GAZETTE 347 UCLA S RF1D@WINMEC SITE 347 SLASHDOT 347 CHAPTER 20: TEN
TIPS FROM THE EXPERTS 349 CHRIS FENNIG, ODIN TECHNOLOGIES 349 JOE WHITE,
SYMBOL TECHNOLOGIES (FORMERLY MATRICS, INC.) 350 DUNCAN MCCOLLUM,
COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION (CSC) 351 DR. DANIEL ENGELS, MIT AUTO-ID
LABS 352 DR. PATRICK KING, MICHELIN TIRE CORPORATION 353 STEVE KOWALKE,
ACCU-SORT SYSTEMS 353 TEAM TAG-IT, TEXAS INSTRUMENTS 354 KEVIN
MACDONALD, LEAD RFID ARCHITECT, SUN MICROSYSTEMS 354 MARK NELSON, SAVI
TECHNOLOGY 355 CHAPTER 21: TEN (OR SO) RFID STANDARDS AND PROTOCOLS 357
EAN.UCC 357 EPCGLOBAL 358 UCCNET 358 ISO/1EC JT1/SC17 359 ISO/1EC
JTC1/SC31/WG4 360 AIAG 361 CONTAINER SHIPMENTS : 361 CONTAINER SECURITY
INITIATIVE (CSI) 361 SMART AND SECURE TRADELANES 362 APPENDIX: GTOSSARY
OF ETECTRICAT, MAGNETIC, AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC TERMS .303 INDEX - - -
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