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RFID, Innovation, and Standards

Jonathan Gregory, Director, Community Engagement, GS1 US May 5, 2020


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Agenda

• Introduction to GS1 US• RFID and Innovation in Industry• The Importance of Standards• Resources

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Our Purpose

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We create a common foundation for business by uniquely identifying, accurately capturing, and automatically sharing vital information about products, locations, and assets.

We enable visibility through the exchange of authentic data.

We empower business to grow and to improve efficiency, safety, security, and sustainability.

At GS1, we believe in the power of standards to transform the way we work and live.


Who We Are

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We bring communities together.

• Neutral and not-for-profit

• User-driven and governed

• Global and local

• Inclusive and collaborative

GS1 is…


What We Do

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We are in the business of progress.

GS1 brings industry leaders together to revolutionize the way they do business:

• Envision the future

• Solve an industry problem

• Engage their communities

• Exemplify best practices


Global Reach

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110+ Member OrganizationsServing Business Around the World


RFID and Innovation in Industry

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Disruptive Technology Adoption

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“Crossing the Chasm”, Geoffrey A. Moore, geoffreyamoore.com

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4uCcDGC7Uk

Aerospace: Tool Tracking

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4uCcDGC7Uk


Cross-Organizational Value of Visibility

“We can't improve what we can't measure, and we can't measure what we can't see or what we don't know. So visibility is the pre-requisite for all process improvements, and actually a prerequisite for all business savings.“

“By knowing the things that I don't know I can change the way I do business today...I can enable a lot of LEAN improvements.”

Carlo NizamFormer Head of Value Chain Visibility and RFID, Airbus (2010)

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Paul-Antoine Calandreau and Carlo Nizam (right)Holding a part fitted with an RFID nameplatehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqXdX3vrA0g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqXdX3vrA0g

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Why RFID in Retail


Southern Fried Cotton Case Study

Successful EPC/RFID solution deployment achieves high levels of order accuracy and operational efficiency

SFC deployed an in-house EPC-enabled item level RFID tagging solution that delivered a measurable return-on investment and future-proofed its business.https://www.gs1us.org/sfc

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After RFID deployment, chargebacks were reduced by 98.8%—improving accuracy, delivering a solid ROI and

payback in less than eight months.

https://www.gs1us.org/sfc


Top Use Cases for RFID in Retail

Retail: Item-level Visibility• Optimizing back-to-front operations• Display compliance• Frozen Inventory• Omni-channel• Inbound receipts / claims compliance• Product authenticity / loss prevention

Manufacturing• Integrated labels / source tagging• Pick/pack accuracy• Outbound validation

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Top Use Cases for RFID in Other Industries

Healthcare• Track and trace• Pharma Expiration & Temp Excursions• Kitting

Foodservice & Retail Grocery• Recall Management & Farm to Fork• Cold Chain: Food Waste & Freshness• Stock rotation/inventory circulation• Point of delivery• Limited Time Offers (Foodservice)• Omni-channel picking & checkout (Retail Grocery)

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Why use GS1 Standards for RFID?

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Webinar: RFID 101 for Any Business

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• For more insights along these lines, feel free to join this free webinar

• Date: May 12, 2020

• Time: 2:00 PM ET

• Register at:https://pages.gs1us.org/webinar-rfid-101.html

https://pages.gs1us.org/webinar-rfid-101.html


Additional Links of Interest

• Getting Started with RFID Video Series

• GS1 Digital Link

• Auburn University RFID Lab and Chain Integration POC White Paper

• Airbus Value Chain Visibility

• GS1 US Solution Partners

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http://www.gs1us.org/3-steps-to-rfid

https://www.gs1.org/standards/gs1-digital-link

https://rfid.auburn.edu/

https://info.rfid.auburn.edu/chip-proof-of-concept-paper?hs_preview=hZdKCHjU-25954477470

https://wakelet.com/@airbusvcv

https://www.gs1us.org/industries/apparel-general-merchandise/implementation-resources/who-can-help


Thank You!

Questions?

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www.gs1us.org

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Contact Information

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Jonathan Gregory

Director, community engagement

+1 [email protected]

GS1 US Corporate Headquarters Princeton South Corporate Center300 Charles Ewing BoulevardEwing, NJ 08628 USA


Legal Disclosure

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GS1 US, Inc. is providing this presentation, as is, as a service to interested parties. GS1 US MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS IN THIS REGARD AND DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY WARRANTY OF ACCURACY OR RELIABILITY OF ANY CONTENT, NONINFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

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Addendum:

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GS1 Standards and Visibility

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Translating U.P.C. to EPC

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You've Been Asked to Tag Your Products with EPC-Enabled RFID Tags - Now What?

3 Steps to RFID Success

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Resources to help you get started!• FAQs• Checklists• Guidelines• Case Studies• NEW Video Series




MOUnD Model of Organizational Change

• Middle• Outer• Upper• Down

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