ISCEA Workshops at MATTECH 2008

www.MatTech.us

August 20-21, 2009
Miami Beach Convention Center
Miami Beach, Florida, USA 

“Going Physical Free” Workshop - Room C123 

8:30AM to 11:30AM each day. (Total workshop time 6 hours)Workshop Fee: $200 for both days. 

This Six Hour workshop over two days at InterMat will provide an exceptional approach for launching your improvement initiatives with regard to Inventory. Bring your team and get everyone on the same page and pulling in the right direction. 

Each day the workshop will start at 8:30AM and end at 11:30AM 

“Going Physical Free” Workshop Topics:

Defining AccuracyCycle Counting

Eliminating Physicals

Five Step Implementation Plan

Effective Root Cause Analysis

Building a Business Case

Leveraging Control Groups

Sarbanes-Oxley  

RFID Workshop   - Room C126  

8:30AM to 11:30AM each day. (Total workshop time 6 hours)Workshop Fee: $200 for both days. 

Day 1Aug 20, 2008 8:30AM – 9:30

AMIntroduction to RFIDEnjoy a brief history of RFID, review of noteworthy patents,characteristics of this technology and how RFID can help.  The sessionconcludes with a thorough comparison of RFID to bar code for an explicitunderstanding of the technology deliverables. RFID Infrastructure Essentials & DEMOA whirlwind tour of the ingredients for a read zone, followed by adiscussion on topology.  DEMO:  Active and Passive Read Zones plus theAdvanced Reader Console. 

Aug 20, 2008 9:30AM – 10:30AM

SWOT AnalysisAn interesting treatment of the Strength, Weaknesses, Threats andOpportunities for RFID.  This session gives you the depth ofunderstanding to assess risk and reward relationships for RFID. 

Aug 20, 2008 10:30AM – 11:30AM

Industry and Technology Spending TrendsAppreciate the capital inflows and projected growth sectors for thisnascent market.  The money flow will indicate which applications arefavored for RFID and how you can look for opportunities. 

Day 2 Aug 21, 2008 8:30AM – 9:30AM

Finding the Value in RFIDRFID projects need to show a return on investment to be viable for executive support and funding. This session will discuss major areas of ROI and value in RFID initiatives and teaches the TAG (Target Value, Analyze Returns and Grow Benefits) methodology. These insights will be helpful in justifying investment in RFID programs.  

Aug 21, 2008 9:30AM – 10:30AM 

Innovation in RFID This session discusses important innovations in RFID. As end users you need to today, tomorrow and next year's capabilities. We will myths bust old perceptions of RFID  performance and weakness.  Learn how innovation can be harnessed to successfully deploy  RFID infrastructure in existing business operations.  

 Aug 21, 2008 10:30AM – 11:30AM

Anatomy of an RFID ProjectDiscover why RFID is different from other technology initiatives.  Usethis knowledge to execute an RFID project and avoid typical pitfallswhile embracing best practices.  Apply our proven, step-by-stepmethodology for de-risking RFID deployment.  Learn from past mistakesand use others hindsight as your foresight! Tools and Methodologies that Ensure Project SuccessCollateral products designed to improve RFID equipment selection,installation and maintenance functions. Professional tools allow RFIDinfrastructure to be deployed with better performance and ease ofintegration.