TY  - BOOK
AU  - Brown,Dennis E.
TI  - RFID implementation
T2  - McGraw-Hill communications
SN  - 0072263245
AV  - TK6553 .B69 2007
U1  - 658.7/87 22
PY  - 2007///
CY  - New York
PB  - McGraw-Hill
KW  - Radio frequency identification systems
KW  - Inventory control
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (p. [419]-426) and index; Chapter 1; RFID Physics, Standards, and Regulations; 3 --; 1.1; RFID Physics; 4 --; 1.2; Deciding on Your Frequency; 15 --; 1.3; RFID Standards Bodies and Organizations; 18 --; 1.4; United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC); 27 --; 1.5; Singapore; 28 --; 1.6; European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI); 28 --; 1.7; Japan; 29 --; 1.8; China; 29 --; Chapter 2; The EPCglobal Network; 31 --; 2.1; Electronic Product Code (EPC); 33 --; 2.2; EPC Encoding Schemes; 37 --; 2.3; EPC Gen-2 Identification System; 49 --; 2.4; EPC Middleware; 53 --; 2.5; EPCglobal Network Information Services Functionality; 56 --; Chapter 3; Components of an RFID System; 61 --; 3.1; Data; 63 --; 3.2; Tags; 64 --; 3.3; Antennas; 81 --; 3.4; Connectors; 91 --; 3.5; Cables; 92 --; 3.6; Readers; 92 --; 3.7; Encoder/Printers for Smart Labels; 103 --; 3.8; Controllers; 106 --; 3.9; Software; 107 --; Chapter 4; Bar Codes and RFID Tags; 115 --; 4.1; Bar Codes Introduced; 116 --; 4.2; Bar Code Symbologies; 119 --; 4.3; Bar Code Advantages; 125 --; 4.4; RFID Advantages over Bar Codes; 128 --; Part 2; Applications; 133 --; Chapter 5; RFID Applications; 135 --; 5.1; Signature Applications; 136 --; 5.2; RFID Application Types; 149 --; 5.3; The Question of Return on Investment; 170 --; Chapter 6; RFID at the United States Department of Defense; 173 --; 6.1; World War II Logistics; 175 --; 6.2; Desert Storm Logistics; 175 --; 6.3; Between the Wars; 177 --; 6.4; Logistics in Afghanistan: Enduring Freedom (2001); 178 --; 6.5; Logistics in Iraq I: Iraqi Freedom; 178 --; 6.6; The DoD RFID Mandate; 181 --; 6.7; The Challenge; 186 --; Chapter 7; The Pharmaceutical Industry; 187 --; 7.1; The Role of the U.S. Federal Drug Administration; 188 --; 7.2; Regulatory Pressure by States; 191 --; 7.3; Drug Counterfeiting; 192 --; 7.4; Product Returns; 192 --; 7.5; Inventory Management; 192 --; 7.6; Patient Safety and Quality Control; 192 --; 7.7; Product Recalls; 193 --; Chapter 8; RFID in the Supply Chain; 195 --; 8.1; The Retailer in the Supply Chain; 197 --; 8.2; Supply Chain Management (SCM); 207 --; 8.3; The Adaptive Network; 219 --; Part 3; Your Project; 223 --; Chapter 9; Business Justification for RFID; 225 --; 9.1; Enumerate Potential Applications; 228 --; 9.2; Build Business Cases; 228 --; 9.3; Determine Priorities; 245 --; 9.4; Create Milestones; 246 --; 9.5; The Controversy Around ROI for RFID; 247 --; Chapter 10; Plan Your Project; 253 --; 10.1; Phase 1: Preliminary Planning; 257 --; 10.2; Phase 2: Step 1, Plan the Pilot; 267 --; 10.3; Phase 2: Step 2, Execute the Pilot; 291 --; 10.4; Phase 3: Step 1, Plan Your Technical Integration; 296 --; 10.5; Phase 3: Step 2, Execute Technical Integration; 302 --; 10.6; Phase 4: Step 1, Plan Your Rollout; 306 --; 10.7; Phase 4: Step 2, Execute the Rollout; 314 --; 10.8; Review and Evaluate the Project; 316 --; 10.9; Implementation Notes; 316 --; Chapter 11; Tag-and-Ship; 323 --; 11.1; Tag-and-Ship Is Controversial; 324 --; 11.2; Methods of Tag-and-Ship; 325 --; 11.3; Steps to Tag-and-Ship; 326 --; 11.4; Slap-and-Ship with Smart Labels; 329 --; 11.5; Tag-and-Ship with RFID Tags; 330 --; 11.6; Training and Onsite Documentation; 331 --; 11.7; Moving Beyond Tag-and-Ship; 335 --; Chapter 12; Engineering Tag Performance; 337 --; 12.1; Your Test Department; 338 --; 12.2; Site Analysis; 347 --; 12.3; Test Facilities; 355 --; 12.4; The Testing Protocols; 357 --; Chapter 13; Data Integrity and Data Synchronization; 377 --; 13.1; Data Quality Assessment; 380 --; 13.2; Data Management; 385 --; 13.3; Global Data Synchronization; 389 --; Chapter 14; Privacy; 397 --; 14.1; Privacy in Various Countries; 399 --; 14.2; Parsing the Problem; 404 --; 14.3; The Solution; 407 --; 14.4; EPC Privacy Guidelines; 408 --; 14.5; Fair Information Practices and the RFID Bill of Rights; 410 --; 14.6; The Role of the Implementer; 411 --; Appendix A; Typical Application Profiles; 417
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