Performance Enhancement Effects of RFID: An Evaluation Model and Empirical Application
Yongjae Park, Myung-Hwan Rim
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Yongjae Park, Myung-Hwan Rim
Abstract
This paper presents an evaluation model for measuring performance effects resulting from the integration of RFID in company processes, applies the model to empirical data to evaluate RFID-attributable performance enhancement in sample companies, and provides suggestions for increasing the performance benefits of RFID. We validate the evaluation model through structural equation modeling, and employ it to assess the performance effects of RFID, using survey data. Based on the evaluation results, we formulate strategies for improving the performance enhancement effects of RFID and other policy and practical implications.
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This paper presents an evaluation model for measuring performance effects resulting from the integration of RFID in company processes, applies the model to empirical data to evaluate RFID-attributable performance enhancement in sample companies, and provides suggestions for increasing the performance benefits of RFID. We validate the evaluation model through structural equation modeling, and employ it to assess the performance effects of RFID, using survey data. Based on the evaluation results, we formulate strategies for improving the performance enhancement effects of RFID and other policy and practical implications.
Key concepts: Computer science, Performance enhancement, Empirical research, Data modeling, Structural equation modeling, Sample (material), Reliability engineering, Database