Research and Markets : View over 1500 Case Studies and Comprehensive Descriptions of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) Applications Now

DUBLIN, Ireland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 27, 2005--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c21455) has announced the addition of RFID Knowledgebase Case Studies to their offering.

The variety of case studies in this Knowledgebase is a salutary reminder that, although the supply chain is seen as ultimately the biggest application for RFID, the less hyped applications such as Libraries & Archiving, Passenger & Personal Transportation, and Healthcare, are moving ahead extremely rapidly. Although there are only a few examples of RFID being used in laundries, it is now understand that over 70 million tags have now been delivered worldwide for this application alone. Libraries have seen about 35 million tags delivered but other forms of archiving raise the figure appreciably. Retail is important, but it mostly consists of trials. Leisure applications are more important than the press gives credit.

- Searchable online database

- Over 1500 case studies and company profiles already filed

- At-a-glance matrix table of essential information

- Comprehensive descriptions of RFID applications

- Further information sources

- Links to presentations given by the companies on their case studies, and relevant white papers and web links

Why buy the Knowledgebase?

The RFID Knowledgebase is an online searchable database of case studies and company profiles. Consultants travel extensively to continually refresh and add new case studies to the Knowledgebase. There is an extensive, constantly updated database of case studies, many of which have never been published before. They have all been edited by our in-house consultants.

There are over 1500 detailed case studies categorized into over 12 applicational sectors. Each case study starts with a summary matrix table of the key parameters including location, companies involved, technologies used (tag type, frequency, etc.) and major benefits. This is followed by a comprehensive written text discussing the project including both negative and positive outcomes and giving expert interpretation and criticism of the data because spreadsheets of numbers cannot properly explain the subtleties of what is being attempted and achieved.

Applicational Sectors

- Retail/CPG

- Land and sea logistics

- Airlines and airports

- Healthcare

- Animals and farming

- Libraries and archiving

- Manufacturing

- Leisure

- Laundry

- Financial and security

- Military

- Passenger transport

- Communications

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