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Asset Tracking – What You Need to Know

Assets are regarded as any valuable item owned by your company. Assets can be equipment, materials, parts, and more. Asset tracking, also known as asset management, is an opportunity to track any assets that add value to your business, whether they are indoors or outdoors.

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Asset Tracking – What You Need to Know

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  1. Asset Tracking – What You Need to Know Assets are regarded as any valuable item owned by your company. Assets can be equipment, materials, parts, and more. Asset tracking, also known as asset management, is an opportunity to track any assets that add value to your business, whether they are indoors or outdoors. There are a number of different asset tracking options you can take advantage of including barcode scanning, RFID, and GPS, to name a few. Being able to track your assets in real-time provides you with valuable insights, helping to maximize operational efficiency and minimize the risk of losing any expensive and important equipment. There are a number of different ways you can track your assets, all providing real-time information that you can count on. Thanks to advancements in technology, you can even track assets in remote locations, such as expensive equipment on a construction site in a distant area. Older technology included labels with unique digital codes that relied on manually scanning equipment when in range. New approaches rely on battery-powered tags that automatically share the location of the equipment, this is known as GPS technology. The batteries in the tags can last anywhere from three to five years, making this a worthwhile investment to manage your assets with ease and confidence. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) uses radio waves to transmit the identity and any other characteristics of the asset. This method is used for mobility tracking and can be used for objects and people. Placing an RFID tag on an item ensures it will be recognized by the RFID system when in range, this means it is regularly scanned, offering real-time information that you can trust. Barcodes are another popular choice for asset tracking. Barcodes are made up of a series of lines printed on a label. The barcode can be printed quickly onto just about any material. The difference between barcode and RFID is you need to physically scan the barcode to collect the relevant information. Barcodes are cost-effective but require manual alignment between the barcode and the reader, you cannot automate the process. GPS asset tracking is a leading choice that enables you to track assets around the world with ease. These trackers rely on a battery for power with global availability. This technology offers excellent precision that works autonomously and offers the exact location of the asset. GPS asset tracking does require energy and is the only tracker that identifies the exact location of the asset.

  2. Bluetooth is a low energy tracking solution that can be used in a variety of ways to improve your asset management. You can place a fixed location and emit their ID or you can use moving trackers where beacons can pick up the signal. The Bluetooth signal is picked up by Bluetooth gateways or mobile devices that are Bluetooth enabled, such as your smart phone. There are so many great benefits of asset tracking, including automated inventory, optimized asset usage, increased operational efficiency, improved customer service, and reduced risk leading to savings on your maintenance costs. Being able to locate assets is an essential part of your business, helping you manage your assets properly, improve accountability, reduce risks, and save money in the long run. Ensure you use a reputable and reliable asset tracking specialist who can work with you to ensure that the tracking solution provided meets your growing needs with confidence. About Us: Quake Global is a leading provider of synchronized relevant data on demand. This company has a proven track record as the pioneer of the machine to machine development. They have been supplying powerful stand-alone and integrated solutions to clients in a host of industries since 1998. Quake Global caters to the transport, logistics, industrial, and health care industries on a global scale offering real-time data via cell, Wi-Fi, RFID, and satellite. Their cloud-based system provides actionable data, network flexibility, and adaptable products that clients can count on. To find out more, visit https://www.quakeglobal.com/.

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