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How Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing Is Optimizing Aerospace Supply Chain Visibility Using RFID

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Overview Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing: needed a high performance RFID and the associated enabled information system at an affordable entry point price; needed to implement the system with a minimal investment in a software solution; because they ship specialized products to airline manufacturers, the products run on a given Killdeer production line change frequently. Therefore, Killdeer needed an RFID tagging solution that was easily adaptable to their agile manufacturing lines; and as with most technology implementations, Killdeer was operating under tight time constraints for implementation. Killdeer chose to use the Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2 because it provides management support for RFID devices such as RFID readers and RFID printer/encoders, aggregation of RFID data, and visibility into Microsoft's Business Activity Monitoring. A Microsoft GP backend was also chosen.

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Publisher	PAXAR	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Application Servers, Mobile - Wireless Communications, RFID

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