Executive Summary

Lean Wireless: Driving Down the Costs of Doing Business (Executive Summary)

Posted June 30, 2009 | Leadership |

Global companies labor under fixed costs such as taxation but can control variable costs such as labor, IT infrastructures, and repetitive processes. Both wireless technology (e.g., RFID, GPS, real-time location systems, and mobile computing) and the continuous improvement discipline (including lean and Six Sigma) target variable costs; together, they provide a methodology of creating and applying business rules that drive down variable costs. This Executive Report examines this combined "lean wireless" paradigm.

About The Author
Dann Maurno
Dann A. Maurno is the coauthor of Thin Air. His 22-year career in business and technology journalism includes stints as Editor-in-Chief at The Manufacturer andEnergy Business; in engineering positions at Raytheon and Genetics Institute; in publishing at Factory Mutual and Lilly Software; and as a freelance writer for such publications as Inbound Logistics, RFID Operations, and Manufacturing Business Technology. He can be reached at dmaurno at… Read More
Louis Sirico
Louis Sirico is an industry-recognized RFID evangelist. He cofounded and served as President of RFID Wizards, Inc., and BuyRFID.com -- early leaders in the RFID market. He is also a founding member of EPCglobal, Inc., and sat on the Gen 2 committee of the Hardware Action Group. Mr. Sirico has developed RFID solutions for Fortune 100 companies both in North America and Europe, the US Department of Defense, and the US Department of Homeland… Read More
Louis Sirico
Louis Sirico is an industry-recognized RFID evangelist. He cofounded and served as President of RFID Wizards, Inc., and BuyRFID.com -- early leaders in the RFID market. He is also a founding member of EPCglobal, Inc., and sat on the Gen 2 committee of the Hardware Action Group. Mr. Sirico has developed RFID solutions for Fortune 100 companies both in North America and Europe, the US Department of Defense, and the US Department of Homeland… Read More
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