What are the technical and business issues Users are experiencing?
How do I make money from RFID now?
How can I add value to RFID and who needs it?
How do I get involved in making RFID Smart Labels?
What are the full range of technologies available and their suitable markets and what is coming next?
How do I judge investing in such a fast moving market?
What should I do that’s unique?
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answers to your questions from leaders leaders in the industry,
learn of opportunities from new markets, current
and emerging technologies and understand the global picture from global companies.
We forecast
that the total RFID market will grow from $2.71Bn in 2006 with deliveries of 1.3 billion tags to $26.23Bn in 2016. The respective markets and technologies will be very different. Make sure you know why, what is coming and what you should be doing now.
We think this conference covers all the issues and topics you need to know about RFID. If you leave with questions you still need help on, IDTechEx consultants will provide you with up to one hour of FREE consulting time, by telephone, to lead you through the answers. This needs to be used by April 30th 2006.
Contact Raghu Das
to use your consulting time.
Unique benefits from
IDTechEx
All delegates receive free access
to our independent journal,
keeping you updated with the topic for months to come, RFID samples, the "RFID
in Action" report written by us and GS1 UK, and free access to our
RFID Case Studies knowledgebase, with over 1,800 RFID case studies.
Meet the Experts Gala Dinner at the "Top of The Hub" (optional)
Major Users and New Opportunities
08:20
IDTechEx, UKDr Peter Harrop, Chairman
"RFID 2006-2016"
IDTechEx will begin by giving you the independent overview of the RFID
industry, including what has been done so far and ten year forecasts
(2006-2016)
09:50
US-VISIT, USA
"Securing borders with RFID: The World's largest security program"
The Department of Homeland Security have established US-VISIT: a $10Bn program to secure the US borders. It is the largest non military and non aerospace project funded by the Government and RFID is playing a big role.
10:15
Exhibition and networking break
RFID
in Retail, CPG and Packaging/Labeling Companies
Despite
technical challenges, retailers are globally adopting RFID but
where is the return on investment (ROI)? What are the benefits
of pallet, case and item level tagging to retailers and why do
they want to be first and how? Hear from some of the world's premier
companies.
WORLD FIRST
11:35Emirates Technical Innovation Centre,
United Arab Emirates
A Kianin,
Director "The World's first supermarket deploying full item level RFID tagging"
World first at the United Arab Emirates
Why we are doing this and our roadmap - our unique approach
The size of the packaging market and current consumer trends
The role of RFID
to increase sales and provide brand enhancement
Rexam will give all delegates a free copy of their annual "Packaging Innovations" report, with detailed forecasts and trends of the consumer packaging market.
RFID
in the Pharmaceutical Industry and Healthcare
30
billion RFID tags will be needed each year to track drugs. Increasingly
through legislation (e.g. from the FDA) and the need to reduce
counterfeits and gray markets, pharmaceutical companies are piloting
and committing to using RFID. Massive opportunities also exist for RFID in healthcare. Hear the challenges and potential
for RFID in this market.
The Florida pedigree law will be effective from July 1, 2006. At this time, there are still many issues to be resolved before a complete rules and regulations can be written. This presentation will discuss some of the difficulties facing in writing a pedigree law which can improve patient safety.
14:50
Massachusetts General Hospital, USA
Sunny Dzik, Co-Director, Blood Transfusion Service
"RFID Smart Labels and Patient Safety: improving the safety of blood transfusion"
The problem of mis-transfusion (wrong blood transfusion)
How we are using RFID to improve patient safety and make their stay more comfortable
Other RFID opportunities at one of the US's largest hospitals
15:15
Panel Discussion
Submit your questions to the panel now: email Raghu Das r.das@idtechex.com
Whether
contactless cards for ticketing or tagging airline baggage, RFID
is increasingly being deployed in open, global transportation
systems. Learn from early adopters about what they have done,
the results they have had and what they need.
RFID for contactless payments is of increasing interest to banks
and stores for low cost impulse buys. In addition, cellular phone
companies are now combining the technology with their phones for
payments and communications, enabling new markets. This has also
caught the interest of appliance companies.
RFID compliant appliance: how appliances could change
when smart labels
will boom on the market
14:50
TNT Logistics, USA
Terry
McIntyre, Manager, Solution Design
Technology Services
and WhereNet, USA
Gary
Latham, Director of Industry Marketing
"RFID Drives Big Benefits For TNT Logistics and Ford Motor Co."
Best practices for leveraging RFID in closed loop systems
How to use RFID to increase velocity and throughput in very dynamic manufacturing and logistics environments
How active RFID can automate manual-intensive business processes to improve operational efficiency
15:15
RFSAW, USA
Clinton
Hartman, CEO
"WORLD
FIRST CASE STUDY ANNOUNCEMENT USING CHIPLESS RFID"
Cooperation with IBM
and Capgemini
Postal & Courier
Post is the second biggest potential application of item level RFID after
retail. It could rise to one billion items yearly. Learn the big orders being placed and work being done
around the world. RFID
is already being used to automate processes and provide better
visibility through manufacturing and logistics processes. Hear
exclusively on the results from new global projects and trials.
From planning for a deployment through design, installation, testing and support, Mr. Sweeney will share the best practices and pitfalls that can make or break your RFID Project
08:40
IDTechEx, USA
Dan Lawrence, VP Business Development “How
to Make RFID Smart Labels: the big picture"
RFID Labels and Converting
09:00Avery Dennison, USA George Reynolds, VP Sales and Marketing
“The Promise of RFID Converting”
09:25Toppan Printing, Japan
Mr. Hadi Ogawa RFID IC Business Division Supervisor
"How we scaled up and delivered 25 million RFID tickets in 2005 for one order"
The project and goals: a step by step analysis of what was done
Dealing with high yields in high volume production
Cost effective, high volume, and reliable manufacturing of smart labels
Comparing current and future smart label designs, what's right?
Avoiding equipment obsolescence when preparing for current and future smart product designs
11:50Delo, Germany
Stefan Mieslingers, Project Manager Smart Label
"Low Temperature Snap Cure Adhesives for Flip-Chip Bonding: Process Improvement at Maximum Velocity"
basics about flip-chip contacting
highlighting properties of DELO´s NCP/ACP products
processing and curing information
reliability results
12:10Parelec, USA
Geva Barash, CEO
"Low Cost RFID – a reality today!"
How can we achieve low cost RFID today
Ways to grow your business with printed RFID
13:40Emerson & Cuming, USA Jay Shah, Product Development
"Development of Isotropic conductive adhesive for metallic substrates used in RFID tag assembly"
14:00Dow Corning, USA Michael
Pinto, Strategic Planning & Business Development, RFID
"Processing RFID Antennas; Ink to Chip"
Exploring Printing Methods for conductive ink
Chip/Strap Attach Solutions
Evaluation & Comparison of various RFID assembly methods
Smart Labels and Sensors
14:20Smart Holograms, UK
Satyamoorthy Kabilan, Principal Scientist
"Using “Smart” Holograms as Diagnostic Sensors"
“Smart” holograms are low-cost, robust, format flexible sensors that can be tailored to detect a wide range of stimuli.
These sensors provide a rapid, highly visible readout upon stimulation.
Examples of various sensors will be provided including moisture, bacterial and pH detectors.
These sensors can be easily integrated into a variety of formats including packaging materials
14:40Polymer Aging Concepts Inc, USAKenneth Watkins, CEO
"Degradation Sensors: Making Smart Labels Smarter"
Report on cable condition monitoring (CCM) research conducted for Department of Energy
New degradation sensor detects chemical degradation of polymers
Integration of degradation sensor in passive RFID cable tags
Commercial applications for degradable products
15:10Bioett,
Sweden Bengt Sahlberg, CEO
"RF-based sensor monitors the cold chain"
Overview of the Bioett technology
Customer cases
Integration with RFID
RFID Integration
Experience
15:50PrisymID, UK Michael Guthauser, Strategic Accounts Manager
“Realizing the DOD Vision”
Fully automating visibility and asset management to optimize the supply chain in an integrated end-to-end enterprise
16:10ThingMagic, USAYael
Maguire, Co-founder/CTO "Securing RFID Systems
- EPC Generation 2 and the new challenges and threats in RFID
security"
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