Fixed Asset Tracking
Enhance Accuracy to Lower Costs and Save Time
A Fixed Asset Can Be Defined As:
Assets acquired for long-term use that are not easily converted into cash, such as land, buildings, and equipment.
Examples of Fixed Assets:
Features
RFID System compared to Barcode System:
No Line of Sight Required
Extended Read Range
Simultaneous Tag Scanning
Minimized Human Error
Reduced Inventory Time
An Asset Tracking System Helps Companies Answer Three Key Questions About Their Assets:
• What assets do they have
• Where are the assets located?
• What is the current condition of the assets?
Tracking your company’s assets manually, such as using Excel, is highly labor-intensive and prone to errors, requiring extensive data entry.
Traditional barcode scanning methods need a direct line of sight, offer limited read range, and are susceptible to label damage.
Implementing an asset tracking system provides instant answers to these critical questions, giving you complete, real-time visibility over your assets at your fingertips.
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is Revolutionizing Asset Tracking
RFID technology has seen significant advancements over the years, becoming increasingly accessible to businesses of all sizes, allowing them to implement it and quickly achieve a return on investment (ROI).
As RFID tags become more affordable and the technology integrates with mobile devices, implementation is now faster, easier, and more efficient than ever before.