An RFID Assessment process will give you the metrics to make intelligent decisions on auto ID Technology.

1. Establish Oganizational Goals And Program Scope
2. Understand The Different RFID Technologies To Meet The Organizational Goals, Their Price Points And Their Pro's And Con's
3. Understand Optional Benefits And Integration Costs Of Altering Program Scope
4. Define The Incremental Program Steps And How They Should Be Measured
5. Understand Your Suppliers Adaptation Rate Of The Electronic Product Code Standard And How Their Participation Reduces Your Implementation Costs 

 Once the goals and program scope have been defined the physical infrastructure and the usage process may be defined. The engineers at Infostream employ Use Case Engineering techniques to define the most efficient way to acquire, manipulate and send RFID information, document how things are done before deployment, and the best path of incremental process changes and training to bring the system and your staff online.

1. Establish The Secure Area, The Types Of Portals To Be Used And Where They Are To Be Located
2. Established The Types Of Stationary Antennas To Be Used And Where They Are To Be Located
3. Establish The Type Of Wireless Hand Held Devices To Be Used
4. Establish The Right Types Of Tags To Be Used On The Different types Of Assets To Be Tracked
5. Determine The Tag Encoding Scheme And Process
6. Determine The Data Base Scheme
7. Establish The Information Stream: Document How RFID Event Information Is Filtered And Sent To Individuals And Systems In Your Organization

 Implementation of an RFID system takes place at both the physical and logical levels. At the physical level, one is concerned with the installation of portals, antennas, hand held devices, network connections and physical data basing. The logical implementation of a system is the building of an information stream for competative advantage within your organization.

 Integration is the path taken during the implementation roll out. Unlike other systems where the entire implementation, and all users trained, before the system can be of value, RFID systems can be implemented, and proven in smaller definable steps. Start with one floor in one building. Start your tagging with one vendor, or a class of assets you are having issues with. Limit user participation to your hardware installation team, or security personel. Prove and verify your costs and ROI with small investments, allowing you to move forward with confidence.

Infostream Implementation, Integration and Certification Services will:

1. Establish And Document The Right Physical And Logical Implementation Path Thats Right For You Organization Based On Your Requirements And Budget
2. Manage The Installation And Configuration Of The Physical And Logical Components
3. Test And Certify System Operation

 Infostream can educate you staff on RFID technology, or build specific training aids based on your needs and implementation.

Infostream can help you RFID enable your products for the data center. We can:

1. Establish A Relationship With The Electronic Product Code Standards Organization Giving Your Company A Global trade Identification Number (GTIN) To Embedded Into Your Product Tags, And Making Your Company And Products Visable To RFID reading Systems Worldwide
2. Define And Establish A Class, Stock Keeping Unit (SKU), And Serial Number Structure  To Encode Into Your RFID Information Stream
3. Pick The Right Tag And Encoding Process For Your Products And Organization
4. Define And Establish The Right Information Delivery Method To Your End Users And RFID Management Systems

 Infostreams core skills are the acquisition, storage, data mining, and delivery of enterprise events. Let us show you how to turn your static management software into an automated real time powerhouse.