This business model proposes using RFID technology for vehicle identification, offering long-range reading and high security to prevent fake stickers. The target customers are hospitals, government agencies, subdivisions, malls, companies, and banks. Revenue will be generated through subscription fees, direct sales, and buying and reselling RFID readers and tags. Key resources needed are financiers, RFID experts, programmers and the RFID readers themselves, which cost around 11,500 each.

1. Business model
(RFID-Vehicle
Identification)
Nicko Angelo Pascua

2. Value Proposition
 Long range reading
 Eliminates fake stickers
 High quality of security
 Accurate

3. Customer Segments
 Hospitals
 MMDA
 Subdivisions
 Parking Spaces in Malls
 Big companies and factories
 Banks

4. Customer Relationships
 Online feedbacks and forum
 Door to door talks

5. Channels
 Websites
 Flyers
 RFID companies
 Commercial ads

6. Key partners
 RFID supplier
 Vehicle owners
 Subdivision owners
 Hospitals
 Factories

7. Key Resources
 Financers
 RFID experts
 Programmers

8. Key Activities
 Learn the specified language of the RFID
 Software development
 Integrating RFID reader with the system
developed

9. Revenue Streams
 Fee Subscription
 Direct selling
 Buy and sell

10. Cost Structure
 RFID long range reader with stand =
11,500
 Shipping of the reader = 2,000
 Bills (foods, electricity, etc) = 2,000/month
= 12,000