business processes have been the trigger No.1
RFID investment in RFID has increased and deadlines ROI is reduced, according to a study from ABI Research. Dipole RFID, based in Barcelona, says that since RFID is not the provider you have to push the sale.
While 2009 was a tough year for IT budgets, companies are recognizing the value of the radio identification technology frequency (RFID) will take you to the efficiency of business processes, according to a recent ABI Research study .
The annual survey conducted by the firm's headquarters in New-York is based on research conducted in 115 organizations surveyed currently using RFID, whether as a pilot implementation.
The vast majority of organizations agree that improving business processes has been and will be the main driver for adoption of RFID. And nearly half of respondents expect to increase their RFID budgets for 2010. Michael
Liard, RFID practice director at ABI Research, says that "CEO-level executives are increasingly aware of the value provided by the RFID in the enterprise.
The second most important driver for RFID adoption, according to respondents, was the reduction in labor costs. The RFID is often discussed in the context of reduced working hours by automating time-consuming tasks such as inventory, but Liard was surprised to find that RFID was highly valued in automation processes that do not involve people as for example the replacement of spare parts.
Most respondents' expectations for return on investment in RFID was reduced by 12 months, a decrease in the period compared with a year ago when most expected to be 12-18 months. The reasons, Liard said, is the proliferation in the global market offers a wide range of RFID, with better technology, and a substantial reduction in prices. Santiago
Depares, CTO of RFID Dipole based in Barcelona, a provider of RFID technology for the network supply, agrees that the timing of ROI for RFID implementations has been reduced, which is important for rapid adoption. "That definitely is a key factor because it is not a period of 3-5 years," he said.
Depares Santiago has been a shift in the approach of companies in the RFID, because the supplier is not pushing the adoption of such technology. Instead, organizations are asking if the RFID, such as automatic identification, can help your business. If the answer is yes, then begin to delve into the standards in its sector and suppliers that provide global solutions. "It's not a technology choice is a purely business decision," said Depares.
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