1. Track any Container

2. RFID vs. Barcode RFID: Container Tags (reusable) Advantage
Easy to read
Easy Attach to any container
Used many Times
Disadvantage
Easily lost/not returned
Expensive bulky reader

3. Rapid ID Container Labels
Container Tags (Vinyl Adhesive labels)
Advantage
Easy to read
Easy Attach to any container
Will last several years
Read by any smart phone

4. RFID vs. Barcode Our Cost: RFID Barcode Tag, each $4.00 to $8.00 $3.50
Reader $900 to $3, –
Software/Solution Setup $12K to $14K $12K to $14K
We can link this container lookup Service to the Shipment Information that arrives with the container – thus adding the contents of the container to the lookup – estimated onetime COST estimated at $16K

5. Software (same for both options)
Displays and Reports:
Hand Held:
Screen
Location of Read, with MAP
Reason for read
Pickup, drop off, repair, storage, etc.
History of Container
Personal Computer/Tablet:
Screen/Printer
View/Report by Unit, Category, Location, Date with MAP
Update
Print
Management Ability to Modify Reports

6. Adhesive Sticker is applied to the container door near the locked handle.
Test this label by reading the barcode. Use any barcode read APP. The best APP is
NeoReader
When you read the tag, you will be directed to tag # on the RapidID Container File. While the record is not set for this quick review, you can see that we can easily bring the container record up with this single read.
Once the web software has been created, the reader holder can enter touch screen choices such as the location of pickup or delivery. Or, storage or temporary location until delivery service is available.
20022
Approximate Size

7. $2 per year Active Label estimated (no cost)
Barcode Cost / Revenue Projections
Labels Purchased
5, , ,000
Cost $17,500 $35,000 $175,000
Revenue $35,000 $70,000 $350,000
Additional Revenue =
$2 per year Active Label estimated (no cost)
One Time Software/System cost $14,000
Important Note – current ISO Sea Containers Entering Nigeria
Estimated to be 650,000 per year (NPA)