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Creating your RFIDan ar s- ase o u ons

(How GS1 can help?)Ahmed el kalla

CEO

GS1 Egypt


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RFID an evolution


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Friend? Foe?

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1. The reader sends energy and data in theform of radio waves to the tag;

2. The tag transmits its identity back;

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We onl can mana e what we canmeasure.

Information systems & the Internet

tofdataentry

UbiComp-Technologies

Machine sensing

Cos

Punch card Keyboard Barcode

Manual measuring

Physical world

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But RFID is evolvin

Internet isan island inthe gulf ofphysical

objects: onlyconnected

human

manualinputs

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Over 100 trillion items er ear

10000 bi

2 bio

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1 bio


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Benefits of the Internet of Thin s

cap ure repor Diagnostics (troubleshoot) Upgrades (augment performance)

Control/Automation (device cooperation) Behaviour Tracking (performance) Location Mapping and Logistics (sales)

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When all these different objects are

connected ..

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Without standards,business processes would bevery complex, especially forcompanies that manufacture

of components coming fromdifferent laces around theworld

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GS1 At a glance


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We are not-for- rofit or anization

We are neutral from business partners

We are user-driven and governed

We serve all companies, from multinationalsto SMEs

GS1 is the most widelyused supply chain

standards s stem in

Boasting membership base of more than1,200,000 companies worldwide & 2,500 locally

the world

agreements between business partners

We believe that our people employees andassoc ates are our most mportant asset

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Countries with aGS1 MemberOrganisation

107 Member Organizations.

150 Countries served.

oun r es serve on adirect basis from GS1Global Office (Brussels)

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Local services, global reach.


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What are the different RFIDa lication ?


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Increased

Outcome

HigherQuality

Tracking

Traceability

Reduce

Automation

Increase

Control

CostVisibility Security Authentication

GenerateNew

Requirements

Law

ValueService

New

Mandate

Feature

CRM

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RetailConsumer

GoodsFood &

Beverage

Healthcare& Life

Sciences

Electronics& High Tech

Logistics &Transport

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Aerospace& Defense Chemical Industrial

Footwear& Apparel Automotive

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How big is the market for thisTechnolo ?


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.2010 a 15 percent increase over the total for 2009.

The market is also ex ected to see stead rowth overthe next five years, exceeding a total value of $8.25billion by 2014 representing a 14 percent compound

annual growth rate ABI Research

In 2010 the value of the entire RFID market will be$5.63 billion, up from $5.03 billion in 2009, growing by

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Gartner classifies RFID as Transformational "

meaning it will have a major impact on the waycompanies do business

RFID is emerging out of the trough of disillusionmentand Gartner predicts mainstream adoption

The drawback to the Gartner report is they wronglyocus on e re a case an pa e n us ry. ey are

missing the broader application of RFID in industries

,aerospace, hospitality.

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y , e mar e n e e as s expec e obe $69.1 million VDC research, with the overall

average 24.7 percent year-over-year between 2007and 2012. The countries included in VDC's Middle

East forecast are Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia,Yemen, Syria, Israel, Jordan, United Arab Emirates,e anon, a es ne, uwa , man, a ar an

Bahrain.

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How can we help ?


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GS1 has created two trainin ro rams in artnershi

with the EU FP6 & FP7 research frameworks:

Basic & advanced technical aspects of the RFIDtec no ogy an app cat ons.

Targeting both junior and senior technical audience.

Business challenges & user needs in RFID .

who want to understand the business applications ofRFID and how exactly these solutions fit in theus ness process.

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GS1 in partnership TIEC will offer a foundation 1 day

course on the technology and its applications for ree

EPC / RFID Advanced ImplementationEPC / RFID for Senior Managers

EPC / RFID Advanced TechnicalEPC / RFID Advanced Business

EPC / RFID Foundation

Success in 5 courses = EPC / RFID Certificate

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www.discoverrfid.orwww.discoverrfid.or

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Access to world class research through the GS1 networko researc cen ers n e o ow ng un vers es

Cambridge (UK)

.

Keio (Japan)

Fudan (China)

Adelaide Australia

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GS1 helps both local & global companies build RFIDs an ar s ase pro uc s an so u ons:

Microsoft

SAP

LG

Phillips

Motorola

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rea e a program o e p egyp an compan es o uRFID based solutions Similar programs are held

, , ,Colombia, New Zealand . And we have over 100companies engaged in such programs worldwide.

Create the first RFID testing and simulation center inthe middle east to promote the technology, drive localadoption and facilitate testing for local / regionalso u on prov ers

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as par nere w oca so u on prov ers w ohave the common goal of promoting their RFID based

.

We want to expand this network to include moreroviders to ive better levera e for this develo in

market and better lobbying with governmental bodies. Join forces with local stake holders like governmental

bodies, solution providers, users, associations to makeevents promoting the RFID technology and itsapp ca ons n o pu c us ness sec ors.

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