NFC Near Field Communication

1. NFC Near Field Communication FESAL ALNAZI SAGINE DELLY DANIEL GOURDINE SUNGOO KANG ANGELA MENOHER CRAIG WRIGHT

2. Introduction to NFC • Short Distance Technology • Based on RFID technology • Magnetic Field Induction • Two-way communication

3. Introduction to NFC

5. Operation NFC Operation NFC

6. And now in hotels!!!

7. Before & After Previously Used Methods Current & Future Methods

8. Aloft harlem • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iCSAsm7DGs Aleksandra Truglio Director of Sales and Marketing | Aloft Harlem

9. SWOT-Opportunities

10. NFC Integration Hotel PMS System Central Control System NFC Enabled Mobile Device

11. SWOT-Strengths/Opportunities • Empowers the client • Convenient & Simple • Capitalize on innovation • First to market • Improve service offering

12. SWOT-Weaknesses/Threats • Cost of implementation • Adoption • Unstable technical standards • Security • Troubleshooting • Dependency on mobile carriers • Relaying on a single lock vendor • Credit card companies

13. Alternatives QR (Quick Response) code VS NFC (Near Field Communication)

15. Alternatives Advantage of NFC 1. Two-way data communication 2. Security level is high due to encoding system 3. High recognition speed, and low recognition error

16. Alternatives QR code NFC No it will not!! Do you think QR code can replace NFC, or NFC can replace QR code? Each of them has own features and strengths. So they are not substitutes, but complementary goods of themselves.

17. Cost and Requirements Kiosk Example kiosk NFC (VT025) $960 and up/ per kiosk NFC tags $0.2 /$1.60 per tag • NFC to Bluetooth connections • Micro payments • Daily activities( vending machines, copy center) • NFC chip card payments • Visa requirements

18. Costs

19. Conclusion Thank you!