Winning with Symbol Wireless the Backbone of Enterprise Mobility

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MI DIT Goals Michigans services to reach
anyone at anytime from anywhere, Manage
technology to provide better service and faster
delivery.
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Agenda

• Symbol at a Glance Defining Enterprise Mobility
• Addressing MI DIT Strategic Plan
• WLAN
• Asset Tracking
• Kiosks
• Symbol Government Market Solutions
• RFID
• Mobile Data Access
• Field Data Capture
• Field Data Collection
• QA

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Symbol at a glance

• 1.8 billion in annual revenue
• 5,000 employees
• 100,000 customers worldwide
• RD spend as a percent of revenue 12.9
• 875 enterprise mobility related patents
• Centrino Chip Intel / Symbol joint development
• Farmington Hills, MI Technology Center

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Innovating Technology for Nearly 30 Years
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Global Network of Enterprise Mobility Partners
Alliances
FSIs
Distributors
VARs
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Defining Enterprise Mobility
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Enterprise Mobility is
information
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Capture information real-time
sensing
biometrics
Voice
Kiosk
Imaging
RFID
Laser scanning
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Move information instantaneously
CDMA
802.11x
iDEN
Bluetooth
GSM
GPRS
Wireless Switch
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Manage data from the NOC
Remote Control of Mobile Devices
Active Performance Management
Mass Device Deployment
Device Monitoring
Mobility Agents
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Enterprise Mobility Reference Architecture
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Addressing MI DIT Strategic Plan WLAN
Asset Tracking Kiosks
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City of Detroit WLAN

• Detroit City-County Building
• Symbol WS5000 wireless switching technology
• Symbol Access Ports

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Detroit CNG Building Symbol AP
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State of Michigan Dept. of Management Budget

• Symbol handhelds will be used in the State
  Depots, Warehouses and for Field Services
  representatives
• Handhelds will be used in conjunction with IBMs
  deployment of CG4 Asset Tracking Solution for
  receiving and tracking assets
• Host Software solution
• Peregrine's AssetCenter
• Partner IBM

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Virtual AP
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Web-Enabled Self-Service Kiosk

• Multimedia kiosk with 6.4 in. display
• Intel XScale (400 MHz)
• Microsoft Windows CE .NET operating system
• Internet Explorer CE version 5.5
• Full network connectivity over both wireless and
  wired networks
• Touch screen and four programmable function
  buttons
• Scan Modes 1D 2D
• Optional Magstripe reader printer

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RFID Technology Introduction
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RFID in State Local Government

• State Emergency Management Services
  (Homeland Security, Disaster Relief)
• RFID can enable automated tracking of inventory
  and check-in/check-out at the field locations
• Coupled with bar code, imaging and wireless,
  Symbol can provide end-end visibility at the edge
  of the network
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• High Value Asset Tracking Electric Authority
• Use of RFID to tag and track generators using GPS
  and RFID on the field service trucks
• Symbols new 5x5 tag with 50 foot read distance
  will be ideal for this application
• Library Theft Protection Inventory State
  Library
• Use of RFID technology to track high risk items
  and to significantly reduce time spent taking
  inventory

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Port Security - RFID

• Operation Safe Commerce
• RFID Tags on Cargo Containers Read By Savi Reader
  Attachment for PPT8100
• Track Chain of Possession
• Record Every Time a Cargo Container is Opened,
  Closed, or Inspected

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Basics - What is an RFID Tag?
Computer
Radio Signal
Memory
Radio
Power
RFID Tag
Reader speaks to Tag
A tag that stores information and exchanges it
by radio signal
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What is Different about RFID?
Long Range Reading3 to 300!
No line of sight requirements
Read many tags simultaneously up to 1,000 per
second!!
Read and write data to tag