RFID

Whenever you make a significant investment, whether in a home, a vehicle, or an RFID system, it is essential to consider the level of service and support that is offered, both initially and over the long-term.  Unfortunately, installers don’t always receive the information or support needed to successfully install and […]

Not all RFID is created equal. Many systems are simply not equipped to handle the type of stringent, ongoing application requirements that most installation sites need. Installers often see their systems failing or in need of frequent maintenance simply because the system installed was not the right fit for the […]

As older parking systems continue to employ lot monitors for manual ticket handling and access control, organizations miss out on revenue and face decreased patron satisfaction. Vehicles that are forced to stop for authorized verification, whether manual or automated, can result in long vehicle queues and wasted time and money. […]

Not all RFID AVI solutions are designed to integrate into existing systems, which can lead to increased cost and installation time, not to mention added training on a new system. Some providers fail to mention that their systems will not integrate easily, leading the installer into a downward spiral of […]

Generally, RFID Tags are inexpensive compared to the other hardware and software costs associated with an RFID system. However, for sites with a large population of Tag users or frequent new users, Tag fulfillment costs are an important consideration; examples include universities and large hospitals. With projects like these in […]

Just because a piece of RFID hardware boasts a low price tag does not mean that it will cost less in the long run. For most installers and end users, hardware reliability is one of the most important factors in choosing the right RFID solution, and rightly so; poorly constructed […]

Over the next couple weeks, the Blog will focus on different factors contributing to the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of an RFID system, in order to better inform partners and end-users about potentially unforeseen costs. This is part one of a ten-part series. Some RFID systems take an exceedingly […]