Japanese RFID investment outlook for all verticals (Databook)

Publication Date	October 2006
Publisher	Datamonitor
Product Type	Report
Pages	17
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	DAT04012

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Summary

Introduction

Managing raw materials and stock within the production and warehouse facilities is becoming increasingly important as manufacturers try to increase output within fixed spatial constraints. Easily locating raw materials and stock is also key to the efficient throughput of production and distribution.

Scope

All market forecasts are from 2004 to 2011 inclusive.
All forecasts are for the manufacturing, retail, logistics and public sector industries as a whole.
There is also a technology forecast (hardware, software, services) split at a country level.

Highlights

RFID as a technology is continuing to gain momentum as manufacturers, logistics and retail companies invest in both closed- and open-looped applications. As understanding of the technology matures, and business cases become more readily transferable, the market for RFID will continue to grow.

Manufacturing is broken down into 13 industries: automotive, high-tech and electronic, aerospace and defense, semicon fabrication, industrial, CPG, other discrete industries, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, other batch industries, oil and gas, chemical and other process industries.

Public sector is broken down into healthcare, defense and other public sectors.

Reasons to Purchase

Gain insight into key RFID growth patterns in Japan.
Identify the fastest growing RFID industries for Japan.

Content

Overview
Catalyst
Summary
Methodology
Japanese Rfid Investment Outlook
- Introduction
- Total Japanese RFID investment 2004-2011 ($m)
- Japanese individual discrete manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 04-11 ($m)
- Japanese individual batch manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 2004-11 ($m)
- Japanese individual process manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 04-11 ($m)
- Japanese retail expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Japanese logistics expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Japanese individual public sector expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Other Japanese expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Japanese expenditure on RFID hardware, software and services 2004-2011 ($m)
- Japanese expenditure on RFID hardware 2004-2011 ($m)
Appendix
- Definitions
- Extended methodology
Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
List of Tables
- Table 1: Total Japanese RFID investment 2004-2011 ($m)
- Table 2: Japanese individual discrete manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 04-11 ($m)
- Table 3: Japanese individual batch manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 2004-11 ($m)
- Table 4: Japanese individual process manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 04-11 ($m)
- Table 5: Japanese retail expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Table 6: Japanese logistics expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Table 7: Japanese individual public sector expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Table 8: Other Japanese expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Table 9: Japanese expenditure on RFID hardware, software and services 2004-2011 ($m)
- Table 10: Japanese expenditure on RFID hardware 2004-2011 ($m)
List of Figures
- Figure 1: Total Japanese RFID investment 2004-2011 ($m)
- Figure 2: Japanese individual discrete manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 04-11 ($m)
- Figure 3: Japanese individual batch manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 2004-11 ($m)
- Figure 4: Japanese individual process manufacturing industry expenditure on RFID 04-11 ($m)
- Figure 5: Japanese retail expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Figure 6: Japanese logistics expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Figure 7: Japanese individual public sector expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Figure 8: Other Japanese expenditure on RFID 2004-2011 ($m)
- Figure 9: Japanese expenditure on RFID hardware, software and services 2004-2011 ($m)
- Figure 10: Japanese expenditure on RFID hardware 2004-2011 ($m)