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Published by: Frost & Sullivan
Published: Jan. 4, 2008 - 130 Pages
Table of Contents
- 1. Executive Summary
- 1. Overview
- 1. Summary of Major Findings
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- 2. Market Analysis
- 1. Market Overview
- 1. Introduction to Active Tag Technology
- 2. Active Tag Applications and ROI
- 3. Market Scope Definitions
- 4. Market Engineering Measurements
- 5. Market Drivers
- a. Key Enabler toward Seamless Visibility
- b. Quick Realization on Return of Investment
- c. Strong Interest from the Government Sector
- d. Convergence with Other Technologies
- e. Broad Breadth of Features
- f. Reduction of Overall Cost
- 6. Market Restraints
- a. High Entry Cost
- b. Lack of Industry Backed Standards
- c. RFID Deployment Integration Issues
- d. Lack of Efficient Support Network
- e. Not Re-using Tags
- f. Inexpensive Labor in Certain Countries in Asia Pacific
- 2. Market Forecasts and Trends
- 1. Revenue Forecasts
- 2. Market Share by Vertical
- 3. Market Perspective
- 4. Technology Perspective
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- 3. Analysis by Country
- 1. Current Active Tags Adoption Level
- 1. Adoption Level
- 2. Active RTLS Deployments or Initiatives
- 1. Notable Active RTLS Deployments or Initiatives Carried in Asia Pacific
- 2. Notable Active RTLS Deployments or Initiatives Carried in Rest-of-the-World
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- 4. Competitive Landscape
- 1. Competitive Structure
- 1. Overview
- 2. Market Participants
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- 5. Strategic Recommendations and Conclusion
- 1. Analyst Opinion
- 1. Recommendations for Active Tag Deployments
- 2. Summary of Findings
- 1. Outlook in Asia Pacific
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- 6. Appendix
- 1. Decision Support Databases
- 1. Nominal Gross Domestic Product
- 2. Government Consumption
- 3. Military Expenditure
- 4. Military Expenditure as a Percentage of GDP
- 5. New Car Production
- 6. Heavy Truck Production
- 7. Number of Airports
- 8. Number of Enterprises
- 9. Number of Mining Enterprises
- 10. Number of Manufacturing Enterprises
- 11. Number of Service Enterprises
- 12. Number of Retail Stores
- 13. Number of Commercial Ships
- 14. Healthcare Expenditure
- List of Figures
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- Chapter 2
- Active Tags Market: Technology Type (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Market Drivers Ranked in Order of Impact (Asia Pacific), 2007-2013
- Active Tags Market: Market Restraints Ranked in Order of Impact (Asia Pacific), 2007-2013
- Active Tags Market: Revenue Forecasts (Asia Pacific), 2003-2013
- Active Tags Market: Percent of Revenues by Product Type (Asia Pacific), 2003-2013
- Active Tags Market: Revenue Forecasts for the Active Traditional Segment (Asia Pacific), 2003-2013
- Active Tags Market: Revenue Forecasts for the Active RTLS Segment (Asia Pacific), 2003-2013
- Active Tags Market: Percent of Revenues by Product Type for Active RTLS Tags (Asia Pacific), 2003-2013
- Active Tags Market: Revenue Forecasts for the Wi-Fi Active RTLS Segment (Asia Pacific), 2003-2013
- Active Tags Market: Revenue Forecasts for the UWB Active RTLS Segment (Asia Pacific), 2003-2013
- Active Tags Market: Revenue Forecasts for the IR Active RTLS Segment (Asia Pacific), 2003-2013
- Active Tags Market: Market Share Analysis and Trends by Vertical (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Chapter 4
- Active Tags Market: Competitive Structure (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of AeroScout Incorporated (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of Aker Kvaerner ASA (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of Ekahau Incorporated (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of GAO RFID Incorporated (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of Honeywell Automation and Control Solutions Group (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of Omnitrol Networks Incorporated (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of Parco Merged Media Corporation (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of Radianse Incorporated (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of RF Code Incorporated (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of SenseIQ Incorporated (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of Telepathx Limited (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market:Company Profile of The Logistics Institute Asia Pacific (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Active Tags Market: Company Profile of Wavetrend Technologies Limited (Asia Pacific), 2006
- Chapter 6
- Decision Support Database: Nominal GDP in Billion USD (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Government Consumption in Billion USD (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Military Expenditure in Billion USD (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Military Expenditure as Percentage of GDP (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: New Car Production in '000 (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Heavy Truck Production in '000 (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Total Number of Airports (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Total Number of Enterprises in Thousands (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Number of Mining Enterprises (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Number of Manufacturing Enterprises in Thousands (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Number of Service Enterprises in Thousands (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Total Number of Retail Stores in Thousands (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Number of Commercial Ships in 1,000 GRT and Over (World), 2002-2012
- Decision Support Database: Total Number of Healthcare Expenditure in Billion USD (World), 2002-2012
AbstractThis Frost & Sullivan research service titled Asia Pacific Active Tags Markets provides the revenue forecasts from 2003 to 2013, and identifies the market drivers and market restraints for active RFID. In this research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts offer a broad industry perspective of the challenges faced by countries in the Asia Pacific region. The study covers the application of active traditional tags, active RTLS tags, Wi-Fi RTLS tags, UWB RTLS tags, and IR RTLS tags in the following industries: healthcare, manufacturing, transportation and logistics, and other emerging sectors.
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Benefits of Seamless Visibility Driving Adoption in Asia Pacific Active Tags Market
Although still in the infancy stage, the active tags market in Asia Pacific shows great promise. As this technology provides a platform toward seamless visibility of resources across the enterprise, more and more end users are beginning to adopt active tag technology in order to improve overall efficiency and increase overall security and safety of resources. Moreover, the adoption of active radio frequency identification (RFID), especially in closed loop systems, has shown a relatively quick realization of ROI for potential adopters, when compared to passive-based systems. While some end users begin to reap the ROI from six months onwards, most adopters begin seeing the ROI 12 to 24 months post deployment.
However, active RFID like all RFID systems is an infrastructural technology and requires more than just tags to be successfully implemented. "In addition to the price of readers and installation of additional access points, enterprises will also need to consider other expenditure such as software, system integration, and business process reengineering (BPR) costs," notes the analyst of this research service. "Furthermore, enterprises are most likely to need upgrading of the networks and storage to cope with the volume of data captured by the RFID system."
Strong Interest from the Government Sector Provides Thrust
Quite significantly, governments across the Asia Pacific are playing an important role in ensuring stronger adoption of active tag technology. The Japanese and South Korean Governments, in particular, have promoted extensive research into this area and are known to have adopted active technology to keep track of their high-valued mobile assets. Other governments, such as the Australian and Singaporean, have followed similar approaches to developing technology for personal and commercial use and more such rollouts are expected across the region in the next five years. Considering the number of high-valued mobile assets governments own under various ministries, this sector holds lucrative opportunities for market participants.
Overall, the active traditional tag type has a larger market than the active real time location systems (RTLS) type. "Most enterprises are expected to deploy the active traditional solution not only due to their lower cost, but also because many of these resources about to be tagged with active tag technology requires only granularity at a chokepoint level," says the analyst. "While the traditional active tag market could account for as much as three-fourths of the total market by 2013, RTLS solutions eventually will hold value for keeping track of resources when aspects of safety or security come into the picture."
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