RFID-based Business Models – A Case Study from the Textile Industry

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is still one of the most recognized innovations in the field of information systems and supply chain management. The adoption rate of RFID however, is still relatively low, but early adopters of RFID from leading industries are driving the use of this technology forward. In reference to the numbers of implemented and planned big scale projects, the textile-industry is one of these leading industries in RFID-implementation...

MoreLess

Year of publication:	2009-08-01
Authors:	Bensel, Philipp ; Vogeler, Stefan ; Tröger, Ralph
Institutions:	Technische Universität <Berlin> / Bereich Logistik
Subject:	Supply Chain Management \| RFID

freely available

Full text |

More access options

Check Google Scholar

In libraries world-wide (WorldCat)

In German libraries (KVK)

I need help

1 Introduction
2 Systematic of RFID-Services
2.1 Do-or-Buy-decision
2.2 Systematic of RFID-services
2.3 RFID-enabled and supported services
2.4 Tag-cycles as part of the RFID-process landscape
3 Case study: Organization of a tag cycle for Gerry Weber
3.1 Data collection and case-scenario-structure
3.2 Company description
3.3 Case description
4 Business Models for RFID-Services
4.1 Business model as analytics- and design-framework
4.2 Value proposition of the tag cycle
4.3 Service delivery process of the tag cycle
4.4 Configuration of the tag cycle
4.5 Positioning on the market
4.6 Profit capturing
5 Conclusion
6 Literature

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009138347