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September 19, 2006 The Extended Internet VoyageProcess — Not Technology — Innovation Drives RFID And Sensor Adoptionby Ellen Daley, Christine Spivey Overby with Christine E. Atwood |
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Executive Summary
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.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- More Companies Pack For The Extended Internet Voyage
- Business Process Opportunities Shape The Extended Internet Voyage
- Extended Internet Process Adoption Evolves In Three Phases
- The Technology Landscape Evolves By Process
RECOMMENDATIONS
- What The Extended Internet Means To You
WHAT IT MEANS
- Extended Internet Disrupts Conventional Business And Perception Of Reality
- Supplemental Material
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