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1 2004 The Review of 2004 By Carrie Wen, Researcher of GS1 Taiwan End-User 303 Solution Provide Partner u 1. ~ ISO Class1 Class2 ISO A B The year of 2004 was a year of harvest for Global. The new target of 2005 is to step up the aspect of global utility. Other than putting products on the market, will seek the validation of the international standard organization, ISO, and make itself compatible with announced standards such as Class 1, Class 2, and even ISO A and B. It has been announced: " standard is a global standard, combines networks with technology to provide accurate information which conforms to cost-benefit." 2004 Chris Adcock Network UHF 60 UHF Chris Monsey Seattle Everett Intermec Philips

2 Inc. Inc. ( Laboratories) Hardware Certification program Hardware Interoperability Test Auto-ID Center (Working Groups, WG) ( 2) 6000 ( Laboratories) u Class0 2. Class1 Generation 1 Reader Class1 Readers Printer/encoders Reader Hardware Certification Program Programme Hardware Certification Program GEN I Programme Network Hardware Certification program Network 2004 Hardware Interoperability Radio Frequency Protocol Fast Moving Consumer 23

3 Goods, Healthcare and Life Sciences Action Group, Footwear and Apparel Action Group, Assistance/ role in Future Action Groups, Aerospace and Defense, Automotive and Industrial, High-technology and Logistics and Transportation Inc ( Public Steering Committee) ISO Class1 Class2 ISO A B Action Group Brief By Marisa Lu, Researcher of GS1 Taiwan European Adoption Programme (EAP) HP Casey Fast Moving Consumer Goods Business Action Group Update FMCG BAG Plano Texas Instruments, Smurfit Stone, Bearing Point, Avery Dennison Julie England Inc. Chris Adcock Tag Data Standards (TDS) UHF Tag URN memory bank ISO AFI Asian Adoption Program (AAP) HP Casey Tag and Label Inlay Standard 2 FMCG BAG Voting e-room Reuseable Transport Item (RTI) RTI 24

4 Pilot and Implementation (P&I) pilot Cookbook Strategic Planning 2005 e-room (DVD) (Item Level Tagging) tagging Hardward Action Group (HAG) update Gen 2 Standard royaltyfree UHF Generation MHz Class2/ Class3 Software Action Group (SAG) update Filtering and Collection/ALE Specification Filtering and Collection Working Group Candidate Specification Last Call Working Draft (software Prototype) 6 Globe Ranger, Connecterra, IBM, Progress Software, Reva Systems ACSIS 3 Healthcare & Life Sciences Business Action Group (HLS,BAG) : Drug Pedigree Regulation HLS BAG Co-Chairs, FDA, HDMA, NABP, NACDS, PhRMA FDA, State Departments of Health, Trade Organizations (HDMA, NABP, NACDS and PhRMA have agreed to participate), NABP, 51 HLS BAG 32 case Straw-Person Reader Protocol and ONS Specifications Reader Protocol ONS Last Call Working Draft Calendar of Events Healthcare and Life Sciences Business Action Group BAG ATOS Origin (HLS) 2005 The Year of Network" FMCG HLS BAGs tagging 25

5 Look The Future of Pharmaceutical Technical Development Base on The Case By Marisa Lu, Researcher of GS1 Taiwan SKU Wal-Mart OxyContin OxyContin Pedigree) (Electronic (Electronic Pedigree) FDA Pharma Symbol SAP IT Purdue The Healthcare and Life Sciences Business Action Group ERP SCM (Quality Assurance) Straw-Person 100 PFID 12 FDA Compliance Policy Guide (CPG) pilot Pilot FDA Wal-Mart 100% Purdue OxyContin SKU tag 1. Journal: Gets Down to the Item 26

6 U.S. Army Tests 's Real-time Location System - Uses in its real-time location systems for asset tracking and inventory management By Daphne Chou, Administrator, Bar-Code Promotion Dept. of GS1 Taiwan Tobyhanna Army Depot 12~15 Jan. 11, 2005-, uses in its realtime location systems for asset tracking and inventory management in large industrial environments, has announced a one-year pilot program with the Tobyhanna Army Depot in Tobyhanna, Pa. Tobyhanna's goals are to use the system to automate the tracking of individual parts and assemblies of radar systems as they are refurbished in order to prevent items from being lost, make the refurbishment process more time-efficient, reduce labor costs associated with physically tracking items and lower inventory costs by providing better asset visibility Santa Clara Mr. Matt Armanino 27

7 Mr. Armanino Server Software Visibility 200 WhereTags 2.4GHz Mr. Armanino 32-bit 12 bytes 350 WhereLAN Visibility Server Software b Ethernet cables WhereTags Mr. Armanino RF WhereTags 2 Mr. Armanino 10 Armanino BMW Mr. WherePort WherePort (3~20 ) WhereTags 1. Mary Catherine O'Connor, 'U.S. Army Tests System', Journal, January WhereLAN LAN local area network 28