Asset Management

Asset Management

Description

Assets in warehouse are essential for day to day operations. For that reason, it’s important to know where they are and be able to maintain them for future use. Adopt RFID technology to improve the management and tracking of your warehouse asset.

Keeping track of every single asset is a real challenge in many businesses. Regardless the industry, RFID enables efficient real-time, accurate and punctual asset tracking.

Equipment, machineries, instruments, tools, packaging. All assets can be tracked and managed in order to reduce losses, optimize their utilization and maintenance. The punctuality of outgoing and incoming assets is accurately recorded, and losses, misplacement and inventory differences are easily reduced.

Advantage

• Optimized asset tracking
• Optimized asset utilization and maintenance.
• Improved real-time asset location and findings
• Reduction of losses and misplacements
• Improved inventory accuracy

How it works

1. TAG ASSETS

Assets are tagged with RFID labels and tags. Be sure to checkout the Metal Labels for any assets that have metallic composition. Great examples includes things like forklifts, dollies, carts, and ladders. Each RFID tag is unique and provides serialization for every asset.

2. ESTABLISH READ POINTS

Take advantage of RFID handhelds or fixed read zones to collect the location of assets throughout your facility. As most warehouses and distribution centers tend to be large in nature, it is advantageous to either setup strategic read points where assets move throughout their use to be able to keep tabs on where they are.

3. PULL UP REPORTS

Drill down on desired assets. Pull up reports for assets that checked out to users but haven’t been returned. Review the historical trial of where an asset has been. Outline maintenance cycles to predict future asset repairs. RFID provides the ability to automate data collection for many of these business operations.