RFIDiQ Certification

The dashboard doesn't care how loudly the tag responded.

It cares whether the event is true. RFIDiQ certifies your ability to engineer trustworthy RFID events with the Asset Event Framework™ — Identity, Association, Location, and Time — built on the book From Tag to Dashboard.

Stop designing for reads. Start designing for events.

Every RFID deployment ultimately tries to answer four questions: who is this, what is it associated with, where is it, and when did this occur. The Asset Event Framework™ turns those questions into an engineering discipline — and RFIDiQ certification proves you can apply it in a live commercial environment, not just describe it.

Identity

What specific asset is this?

Association

What context gives it meaning?

Location

Where was it observed?

Time

When did it occur?

Certification Tiers

Each tier maps to two of the RFIDiQ methodology's Six Disciplines and builds on the one before it.

Discover & Design

RFIDiQ Foundations

Discover & Design

$349

  • 10-12 hours of training
  • 70% passing score, 90-minute exam
  • Plus a discover & design deliverable
  • No prerequisite

Engineers, analysts, project stakeholders, anyone scoping or evaluating an RFID initiative

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Deploy & Digitize

RFIDiQ Professional

Deploy & Digitize

$799

  • 14-16 hours of training
  • 75% passing score, 120-minute exam
  • Plus a practical deliverable
  • Requires RFIDiQ Foundations

Solution architects, deployment leads, integrators

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Defend & Direct

RFIDiQ Expert

Defend & Direct

$1,499

  • 16-20 hours of training
  • 80% passing score, 120-minute exam
  • Plus a capstone defense
  • Requires RFIDiQ Professional

Senior architects, program managers, consultants, auditors

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Registration is free. Exam access for each tier is enabled once enrollment is confirmed. Not ready yet? Get info first.

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Anyone can confirm a credential is valid using the certificate code printed on it.

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