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Determining ROI for RFID Applications - Web Conference
Run from: www.rfiduk.org
A Series of FREE RFID Web Conferences Sponsored by the National
Centre for Radio Frequency Identification (NRC)...
Requirements:
Participants need Broadband access and headset. Following
registration we will forward instructions to download the free
software.
Date: Tuesday 15th March
Time: 15.30, 16.30
Venue: www.rfiduk.org
Cost: There is no charge for participation in this
conference
Details & Enquiries:
For enquiries and further infomation, visit the Digital
Yorkshire website.
Conference Overview:
A significant stage in any consideration for applying
technology is the return on investment (ROI) that the
application can provide.
Even with such radical technologies as RFID which, when
effectively applied yields a fast return on investment, there is
a clear need to justify the use of the technology on a sound
quantitative basis.
Determining the ROI for RFID, as with any technology, requires
an understanding of the capabilities that can be exploited in a
process or product development. It is also necessary to examine
the totality of requirements that have to be accommodated in
realising the application and a full value and risk assessment
of the application to determine the quantitative return that can
be expected, and over what period of time.
This web conference seeks to identify, with examples, the
methodology of determining ROI for RFID applications.
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ROI for RFID Applications
Determining the ROI for RFID requires an understanding of the capabilities that can be exploited in a process or product development. This web conference seeks to identify, with examples, the methodology of determining ROI for RFID applications.
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