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Asset Tracking and Automatic Data Capture
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IT Asset Management Group
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As organizations think about shifting its end user computing strategy to newer device categories, now is a great time to reassess your hardware asset tracking methods. This applies to both end user computing and communications equipment plus its related fixed support infrastructure, like servers, printers and data storage systems.
Many organizations employee some form of physical tagging for ...
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Motorola, Inc.
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Companies in a wide variety of industries invest substantial capital in their inventories of returnable transport items or RTIs, the durable and reusable cartons, bins, pallets, wheeled trolleys, cages and other containers used to pack and move goods from site to site. Properly managed, RTIs can be a powerful tool to support efficient and sustainable supply chain practices, helping companies to ...
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Eagle Technology, Inc.
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Add “Asset Management Plan” to Your New Year's List of Resolutions
The cost, longevity, and operational efficiency of facility assets affect most or all business units and processes, affecting bottom line productivity and performance of the overall organization. That's why an Asset Management Plan (AMP) should be part of every organization's 2012 strategic plan:
1. A good Asset Management Plan ...
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Rush Tracking Systems
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ROI through RFID: An Attainable Goal By Eric Fleming – RFID Consultant – Rush Tracking Systems
Technology of Vision RFID technology offers the promise of transparent, controllable supply chains. Despite the hype and mixed reviews surrounding it, RFID has evolved in both quality and standards. For all its promise, can RFID ever pay for itself?
At the bottom of every organization is its capital. ...
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Rush Tracking Systems
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RFID ROI: In-Depth, pt. 4 Written By Eric Fleming with an introduction by Louis Sirico
This is the final chapter in a series of in-depth articles devoted to achieving a ROI with RFID written by RFID Wizard Eric Fleming.
Part 1 of RFID ROI: In-Depth, defined the categories of process: technical and financial, and the elements of time: people, objects, and space. In part 2, we explored how these ...
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