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September 19, 2006

The Extended Internet Voyage

Process — Not Technology — Innovation Drives RFID And Sensor Adoption

This is the first document in the "Future Of The Extended Internet, RFID, And Sensor Networks" series.

by Ellen Daley, Christine Spivey Overby

with Christine E. Atwood


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

A host of business pressures — coupled with more mature RFID, wireless, and sensor technologies — will spur mainstream companies to adopt Extended Internet technologies. Expect businesses to deploy the Extended Internet in three phases: 1) tactical deployments; 2) adjacent process rollouts; and 3) widespread business process redefinition. While these stages differ in scope, they have one thing in common: At every step, business owners — and not IT — drive the investments. What does it mean? Vendors will win with process-centric ecosystems, and innovative users will turn process innovation into new lines of business.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTES & RESOURCES

itemMore Companies Pack For The Extended Internet Voyage

itemBusiness Process Opportunities Shape The Extended Internet Voyage

itemExtended Internet Process Adoption Evolves In Three Phases

itemThe Technology Landscape Evolves By Process

Recommendations

itemWhat The Extended Internet Means To You

WHAT IT MEANs

itemExtended Internet Disrupts Conventional Business And Perception Of Reality

itemSupplemental Material

Forrester interviewed more than 40 vendors and users for this report.

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Analyst: Christine Spivey Overby, Ellen Daley
Technology: IT Adoption, IT Spending & Budgeting, Packaged Applications, Supply Chain Management
Industry: High-Tech, Retail, RFID, Tech Sector Economics
Geography: Asia Pacific, Europe, North America

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