TAILIEUCHUNG - MARKET OPPORTUNITIES FOR PAPER INDUSTRY IN RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION

The increasing awareness of the importance of chirality in the context of biological activity has stimulated a growing demand for efficient methods for industrial synthesis of pure enantiomers including chiral antiinflammatory drugs such as naproxen (Xin et al., 2001) and ibuprofen (Lee et al., 1995; Ducret et al., 1998; Xie et al., 1998; Arroyo et al., 1999; Chen and Tsai, 2000); antihypertensive agents such as angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors (., captopril, enalapril, ceranopril, zofenapril, and lisinopril); and the calcium channel- blocking drugs such as diltiazem. Lipases are used in synthesis of these drugs (Berglund and Hutt, 2000) | Technology Business Research Center Research Reports 20 MARKET OPPORTUNITIES FOR PAPER INDUSTRY IN RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION Matti Lehtovaara Matti Karvonen Kimmo Suojapelto and Tuomo Kassi Technology Business Research Center Lappeenranta Lappeenranta University of Technology 20 FIN-53851 LAPPEENRANTA FINLAND http TBRC Lappeenranta 2009 ISBN 978-952-214-714-1 paperback ISSN 1795-6102 ISBN 978-952-214-715-8 PDF URL http TBRC Digipaino Lappeenranta 2009 ABSTRACT Matti Lehtovaara Matti Karvonen Kimmo Suojapelto Tuomo Kassi Market Opportunities for Paper Industry in Radio Frequency Identification Research Report Lappeenranta 2009 97 Pages 31 Figures 16 Tables 1 Appendix The paper industry has been experiencing remarkable structural changes since paper demand growth has ceased and some markets are declining. One reason behind the declined demand is the Internet which has partially substituted the newspaper as a source of information. Paper products alone can no longer provide livelihood and the paper industry has to find new business areas. In this research we studied radio frequency identification RFID and the market opportunities it could provide for paper industry. The research combined a quantitative industry analysis and qualitative interviews. RFID is a growing industry in the beginning of its life cycle in which value chains and technologies still evolve significantly. The industry is going to concentrate on the future and in the long term RFID-identifiers will probably be printed on paper substrate or directly onto products. Paper industry has the chance to enter the RFID industry but it has to obtain the required competences for example through acquisitions. The business potential RFID offers to paper industry is inadequate and while reviewing new strategic options the paper industry must consider more options for example the entire printed intelligence. Keywords Radio frequency identification printed intelligence value chain

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