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Presented by: Ying Y. Wong 619-524-2708 wongyy@spawar.navy.mil Barry Jones 619-524-2660 jonesbw@spawar.navy.mil

Using RFID and IUID to Reduce Life Cycle Costs Lessons Learned. Presented by: Ying Y. Wong 619-524-2708 wongyy@spawar.navy.mil Barry Jones 619-524-2660 jonesbw@spawar.navy.mil. Background. Code 2622 currently has over 17,000 line items of serialized items in configurations

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Presented by: Ying Y. Wong 619-524-2708 wongyy@spawar.navy.mil Barry Jones 619-524-2660 jonesbw@spawar.navy.mil

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  1. Using RFID and IUID to Reduce Life Cycle Costs Lessons Learned Presented by: Ying Y. Wong 619-524-2708 wongyy@spawar.navy.mil Barry Jones 619-524-2660 jonesbw@spawar.navy.mil

  2. Background • Code 2622 currently has over 17,000 line • items of serialized items in configurations • and on shelves. • Inventory items are currently valued at • over $150M. Requirement • SPAWAR Inventory Integrity Procedures require high dollar value (>$1K) to have an inventory accuracy of 99% with 0% tolerance. • Inventories can be quarterly spot checks or annual wall to wall. • If results of quarterly spot checks are less than 99%, a wall to wall inventory is required.

  3. Under Secretary of Defense (USD) and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Logistics (DASN-L require compliance with policy mandates for Unique Identification (UID) and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies for Supply Chain Management: Maximize efficiencies of life-cycle asset management with integration of UID/ RFID throughout DoD. Leverage technology to improve the ability to get the customer the right materiel, at the right time, and in the right condition Critical to the End-to-End War fighter Support initiative. Our GOALS Requirement Continued

  4. Supply Chain Management System Inventory Shipping Receiving Maintenance Conclusions Agenda

  5. Supply Chain Management Implementing RFID and/or IUID without a Supply Chain Management System is a Dead End. … No Savings But you will have meet DoD requirements! The trick is to find a way to implement RFID and/orIUID with a friendly SCM System. …We are using COLTS

  6. Part Number Serial Number Cage/OEM COLTS IUID RFID Supply Chain Management

  7. COLTS COLTS Inventory Scan & Correct Upload corrected Inventory Information to COLTS Scan IUID and correct information on handheld Inventory in Racks and Bins Download Inventory information to handheld Handheld

  8. COLTS COLTS RFID scan racks or drawers. Correct handheld as necessary. Upload corrected Asset information Equipment Scan & Correct Handheld Inventory Assets Inside of Equipment Download Asset information to handheld

  9. Inventory Savings Using RFID and IUID

  10. Warehouse COLTS COLTS Warehouse person picks parts COLTS creates DD1149’s for each shipment Handheld Pick List Shipping Parts are brought to shipping and either IUID scanned or RFID Scanned as a group Shipping (Planned) COLTS creates a pick list

  11. Warehouse COLTS Portal RFID Tag reader IUID or RFID handheld scan Warehouse person places received parts in inventory or maintenance Handheld Receiving Planned Receiving

  12. COLTS Maintenance (Planned) Log in to COLTS. Open new Work Order. Scan in IUID or Part No. Serial Number

  13. COLTS Active Tags Used for Asset Management (Proposed) Middleware reads active tag movement XML protocol Interface with COLTS records new location Active Tagged asset is moved from one location to another. Sensors pickup the movement

  14. Conclusion Don’t Implement IUID or RFID because of the Mandate! Don’t purchase Printers, Registration Systems, or other equipment unless it is integrated into your SCM and will save time and money! Use the mandate and RFID/IUID technology to save time and money! How will it benefit the warfighter?

  15. Shipping Receiving Maintenance Integrated Solution IUID and RFID Technologies With SCM Inventory Conclusion Mandate and Goals Under Secretary of Defense (USD) and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Logistics (DASN-L require compliance with policy mandates for Unique Identification (UID) and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies for Supply Chain Management: • Maximize efficiencies of life-cycle asset management with integration of UID/ RFID throughout DoD. • Leverage technology to improve the ability to get the customer the right materiel, at the right time, and in the right condition • Critical to the End-to-End War fighter Support initiative. Mandate and Goals Under Secretary of Defense (USD) and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Logistics (DASN-L require compliance with policy mandates for Unique Identification (UID) and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies for Supply Chain Management: • Maximize efficiencies of life-cycle asset management with integration of UID/ RFID throughout DoD. • Leverage technology to improve the ability to get the customer the right materiel, at the right time, and in the right condition • Critical to the End-to-End War fighter Support initiative. Supply Chain Management COLTS

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