
RFID Essentials Web-based Training Helps End Users Find the ROI
Learn RFID - On Your Schedule, from Anywhere Radio frequency identification technology helps organizations improve operations and products, resulting in reduced costs and increased revenue. But in order to deploy RFID successfully, employees must have a solid understanding of the technology. RFID Essentials is an interactive, Web-based training tool designed for end-user organizations in the early adoption phase. This is the time when many project teams find themselves "stuck in the weeds", unable to develop a consensus around how best to take advantage of the technology. RFID Essentials helps project team members and other stakeholders gain a firm grounding in RFID technology, and how to use it to produce measurable improvements in operations like the supply chain, asset tracking, and access control. Having everyone up to speed early in the planning process enables an organization to move forward and avoid missteps. Self-paced, RFID Essentials takes about eight hours to complete. It's ideal for information technology, finance, operations, engineering, and sales professionals who want to familiarize themselves with RFID without spending days in a classroom or weeks reading.
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Free sample: Excerpt from Module 4 Positioning RFID tags for readability |
Why RFID Essentials Provides Unmatched Value
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Course Contents
Imaginative animations help you understand how RFID technology works in typical applications like hospital asset tracking (RTLS), supply chain tracking (UHF passive), and ePassports (HF passive). Two, in-depth case studies involving enterprises' prospective RFID investments invite you to think through the the process of identifying and quantifying the business benefits. Learn how to how to apply key performance indicators (KPI’s) and common financial measurement techniques to assess a project’s potential. The optional final exam, offered up to three times, tests applied knowledge—not rote memorization. Passing it certifies your readiness to plan a pilot. |
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