EPC Value Model for Healthcare and Life Sciences Retailers

EPC Value Model for Healthcare and Life Sciences: Retailers

The EPC Value Models are industry specific financial planning tools that are used during the development of your business case for EPC/RFID. Through industry research and insights from key industry leaders, the models reflect the financial impact EPC/RFID may have on your industry's business drivers and issues. The models will help identify where you will see the most benefit from your EPC/RFID implementation. The models take into consideration one time and recurring costs and will calculate the expected payback period and a five year Net Present Value (NPV).

The knowledge gained by using the EPC Value Model will help you apply financial tactics to your EPC/RFID implementation. Armed with this financial data, you will be equipped to plan how you may reduce costs, postpone costs, increase gains or accelerate gains.

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Value Model for Healthcare Retailers

This EPC Value Model contains seventeen worksheets designed to help the retail pharmacies assess their expected benefits from the implementation of EPC/RFID technology and EPCglobal standards in their processes.

Assessing the Value of EPC/RFID for Healthcare Retailer Industry

This white paper describes the methodology and structure of the EPC Value Model and some of its underlying assumptions. In addition, this document discusses how EPC/RFID can be applied to the key business issues and drivers for retailers in the healthcare industry.

Manual for Healthcare Retailers Value Model

This document is a “how-to” guide designed to help healthcare retailers navigate the seventeen worksheets of the Model by providing detailed instruction as well as an understanding of the underlying assumptions involved.