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MobilityEnterprise

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MI DIT Goals: “Michigan’s 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

Q&A

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Symbol at a glance

$1.8 billion+ in annual revenue 5,000+ employees 100,000+ customers worldwide

R&D 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

19801980 19901990 19911991 19931993 19981998 20002000 20022002 20042004

First Spread

SpectrumWireless LAN

First Scanner

IntegratedSelf-Checkout First Switch

Wireless Network

FirstMobilitySoftware

Suite

First Handheld

First Laser

Readable2-D Technology

First VolP WANTechnology

First Rugged

PDA

First Enterprise Digital Assistant

RFID

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Global Network of Enterprise Mobility Partners

Alliances FSIs Distributors VARs

SC Logic

Bluestar

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Defining Enterprise Mobility

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Enterprise Mobility is…

theability to

information

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Capture information real-time

Voice

RFID

Imaging

Laser scanning

sensingbiometrics

Kiosk

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Move information instantaneously

iDEN

Bluetooth

GPRS

CDMA802.11x

GSM

Wireless Switch

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Manage data from the NOC

Active Performance Management

Mobility Agents

MassDevice

Deployment

DeviceMonitoring

Remote Control of

Mobile Devices

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Enterprise Mobility Reference Architecture

Web Server Database Server

MSP

Internet Access

Hot Spot

LAN

WLAN

RFID Tag

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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 IBM’s deployment of CG4 Asset Tracking Solution for receiving and tracking assets

Host Software solution: Peregrine's AssetCenter

Partner: IBM

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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

  High Value Asset Tracking – Electric Authority

Use of RFID to tag and track generators using GPS and RFID on the field service trucks

Symbol’s 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?

A tag that stores information and

exchanges it by radio signal

RadioRadio

MemoryMemory

ComputerComputer

PowerPower

Reader “speaks” to Tag

Radio Signal

RFID Tag

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What is Different about RFID?

Long Range Reading…3’ to 300’!

No line of sight requirements

Read and write data to tag

Read many tags simultaneously… up to 1,000 per second!!