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RFID InfrastructureRFID Infrastructure
Simon HollowayMicrosoft EMEAMANUFACTURING INDUSTRY [email protected]
Agenda:
Vision and GoalsArchitectureCustomer ReferencesSummary
Agenda:
Vision and GoalsArchitectureCustomer ReferencesSummary
Key scenarios for Retailers
Shrinkage and theft reductionEliminating out of stock situationsPromotions managementSupply chain visibilityVendor managed inventoryDeductions managementFresh item managementReturns management …..and many more!
Customer Pains and barriers to adoption Device management challenge
Configuring and managing devices Keeping up with :
Multiple type of devices (UHF, HF, Barcodes etc.) Proprietary protocols New models to support EPC standards
Protecting existing investments while taking advantage of new advances in reader technology
Event “Mess” Clogging applications and databases with volumes of data without context (duplicates, erroneous) Making business sense of raw RFID data System scalability and performance capabilities to handle volumes of irregular event streams
Development inhibitors Limited capabilities to customize and build meaningful applications Learning curve to understand new proprietary tools Lack of standards
Prohibitive costs Cost of integration too high, making it difficult to justify ROI
Microsoft RFID Goals
Encourage widespread RFID adoptionScalable, deployable, extensible infrastructureStandards based (EPC and ISO)Broad device supportApplication enablementLowest TCO
Build an RFID infrastructure that enablesComplianceAutomationBusiness process transformation
Hardware partners Hardware partners surface Device surface Device
Services to Services to platformplatform
Solution partners Solution partners develop RFID enabled develop RFID enabled business applicationsbusiness applications
Services partners Services partners drive low cost, rapid drive low cost, rapid
deployments with deployments with designers and toolsdesigners and tools
Microsoft RFID Strategy
Make RFID a pervasive technology with Windows Server Systems as preferred platform for RFID-based solutions
Enabling the Event Driven Enterprise with intelligence at the edgeDevelop core platform components to support RFID applications and
solutionsRFID enable selective Microsoft Dynamics products
Activities to date
Partners
• Strategic alignment with vision & goals• Continuous feedback on product strategy• Access to code and specs• Commitment to mutual success
Product Group
• Joined EPC-G in March 2004 (RP & RM)• Co-authored XML Message format contribution for RP spec (1.0)• Will Join ePCIS• MSR Activities•Joined NFC in Feb 05
• Working jointly with our partners • E.g. KiMS (Denmark), large retailer (EUR), mid-tier Wal-Mart supplier (Jack Links), XBOX•Pilots on Microsoft technologies at Marks and Spencer
• Formed June 2004• Functional & Design specs complete• pre-beta coding complete• DSPI SDK done•TAP programme set up
Standards&IP
Pilots &
Deployments
Agenda:
Vision and GoalsArchitectureCustomer ReferencesSummary
Enterprise, Enterprise, ContentContent
SolutionsSolutions
Real Time Enterprise Platform – a functional view
DevicesDevicesLayerLayer
Data Collection Data Collection & Mgmt Layer& Mgmt Layer
Event MgmtEvent MgmtLayerLayer
ServicesServicesLayerLayer
ApplicationApplicationSolutionsSolutions
RFIDRFIDReadersReaders
BarcodeBarcodeScannersScanners
802.1X802.1XAP’sAP’s
Pocket PCPocket PC
Events and Workflow ManagementEvents and Workflow Management Events, Messages, Business RulesEvents, Messages, Business Rules
Open, standard based interfacesOpen, standard based interfaces
Product InfoProduct InfoResolutionResolution
Look-upLook-up
Business Business Process MgmtProcess Mgmt
Analytics, Analytics, Reports and Reports and NotificationsNotifications
Real Time Enterprise/Point Real Time Enterprise/Point AppsApps
Data Collection and ManagementData Collection and ManagementCollection, Storage, Smoothing, Filtering, Aggregation Collection, Storage, Smoothing, Filtering, Aggregation
Device Interfaces, ManagementDevice Interfaces, Management
Handheld Handheld TerminalsTerminals
Oth
ers
Oth
ers
Batch Oriented Enterprise Batch Oriented Enterprise AppsApps
Platform Architecture
Product Scope
Rich RFID Services for the Windows platform that enable real-time applications and solutions
End-to-end stackRFID Services on .NET Tools for development, deployment, and managementSQL Server for data management and business intelligenceBizTalk Server for business process integration
Partner Centric ApproachPartners delivering end-to-end RFID enabled applications
Key value propositions
Abstraction of Device handlingDiscovery, configuration, communication, and management
Rich RFID event processing modelDesign, store, deploy and manage RFID Processes
Reduce data ‘noise’ and increase data relevancyRules Engine for Filters, Alerts and TransformationsEnglish like vocabularies for rule creation / modification by business user Inference based generation of events – Ex: ‘Internal Movements’
Robust framework to support agile processesRules provide dynamic policy morphing ‘Hot-swap’ of Readers & ProcessesSupport for transactional execution and failover semantics
Base set of tools for lifecycle managementDevice, Process and Server Management
Key value propositions
Pluggable architecture for customizable componentsSecurity
Role based access to RFID Processes & DevicesManagement, Monitoring & TrackingPerformance and Scalability
Large volumes of irregular event streamsDistributed deployment architectureEdge vs. Central processing transparent to end user
Integration with BizTalkRFID events as BizTalk messages to build closed loop ‘RFID aware’ business
processesStandards
Stack will support RP, RM, ALE, and ePCIS across multiple layers
Agenda:
Vision and GoalsArchitectureCustomer ReferencesSummary
Customer References – Partner Solutions on .Net
UK TrenStar
Scottish Courage, Coors, Carlsberg
Tetley, South African Breweries,
Lufthansa, Blue Cross Hospitals Smart421
Bayer Healthcare Excel Logistics
Denmark MBS
KIMS
France Athelier
STP Logistics
Germany Kuehne & Nagel
USA Accenture/Manhattan Associates
JumpStart Microsoft
MBS Jack Links
Microsoft experience as a supplier of Xbox
Supplier of high value goods to retailers such as WalmartViewed it as a strong enabling technology :
To provide visibility in the supply chainTo better manage inventories at the retailers and To gain customer insights from the data we never had before
In the pilot mode!See light at the end of the tunnel!
We faced many of the same challenges that other customers are struggling with! Device management challenge
Configuring and managing devices Keeping up with :
Multiple type of devices (UHF, HF, Barcodes
etc.) Proprietary protocols New models to support EPC standards
Protecting existing investments while taking
advantage of new advances in reader
Event “Mess” Clogging applications and databases with
volumes of data without context (duplicates,
erroneous) Making business sense of raw RFID data System scalability and performance capabilities
to handle volumes of irregular event streams
technology
Development inhibitors Limited capabilities to customize and build
meaningful applications and solutions Evolving standards and protocols
Prohibitive costs Cost of integration too high, making it
difficult to justify ROI Tag costs
TrenStar Customers : Scottish Courage
Kuehne and Nagel How to implement today an RFID enabled
SCM, on Microsoft Dotnet Platform? Industrial Printers, Logistics Collaboration between SCM trading
partners Near Real-time visibility Cross regions, multiple standards etc… Shared business benefits Technology, process, people
Agenda:
Vision and GoalsArchitectureCustomer ReferencesSummary
RFID Requirements Circle
Business CaseROI
HardwareTags
ScannersReaders
RFIDMiddleware
SoftwareStore
AnalyseIntegrate
RadioFrequency
Consultancy
BuildingDesign
SystemsIntegrator
Pre-Beta
Microsoft and The RFID Requirements Circle
Business CaseROI
HardwareTags
ScannersReaders
RFIDMiddleware
SoftwareStore
AnalyseIntegrate
RadioFrequency
Consultancy
BuildingDesign
SystemsIntegrator
Domino, Siemens, Sato, Samsys, ThingMagic,
Intermec, Symbol, Omron, Alien, Blackroc, Cathexis,
Printronix, Zebra
Accenture, BT Auto Id, HP Capgemini, EDS, LogicaCMG,
Unisys, WCI, …..
Accenture, BT Auto IdEDS, HP, LogicaCMG,
Unisys,Infosys,Intellident, Daenet,
SolidSoft, WCI……
Accenture,BT Auto Id, Blackroc, eCentre,
Unisys
Manhattan, GlobeRanger, Microlise, TrenStar
Daenet
SRC, Datapools, Geac, Pro*Clarity, Panaroma,
Ivis ….Accenture, BRE
Settings for RFID Use
Our commitment
We are committed to RFID and will build a scalable, reliable platform for solutions and applications.
Positive momentum with a large number of customers across all industriesTAP program for customers / partners
© 2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.© 2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.