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Physical assets represent a significant investment for any business or organization. But beyond the intrinsic
value of an asset, the use and control of an asset may be just as important, if not more, when used for critical
functions. The loss or theft of any asset has financial implications for an organization and often the loss of
even a single critical asset can be crippling. Beyond loss, misplaced assets can expose an organization to
significant security impacts.
In today's competitive environment, companies need automated systems that can help provide accurate, real-time
information about the location and status of their assets, in order to operate efficiently and to effectively
safeguard against operational risks.
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Every company needs to take an inventory of its assets periodically for operational or financial purposes.
However, the task of taking inventory is typically a laborious manual process that is performed infrequently
and often incomplete. Data collection often involves human efforts to read labels or scan bar-codes and enter
the data into a system. This is a slow and error-prone process and often the data becomes obsolete right after
it is collected.
One common challenge faced by the industry is keeping track of mobile, shared or allocated assets.
An example of such a scenario could be laptops temporarily issued to users, or lab equipment checked out for
use by an employee. Companies entrust their employees with the use of an asset in accordance with
company policy and expect it to be returned accordingly.
Some assets have little to no intrinsic value. However, their function as part of an important operation makes them
highly valued. For example, keys used in security situations need to be properly controlled and accounted for.
Physical evidence
in law enforcement needs proper safeguards to ensure against loss or tampering.
Automotive
Entertainment
Information Technology
Casino Gaming
Law Enforcement
Some industries, such as casino management, have specific asset tracking needs. The Intelleflex RFID asset tracking system is ideal for these industries because it provides improved visibility to high value assets, increased employee productivity and improved customer satisfaction among valued customers.
Security is usally in place in certain areas of a business, such as the gaming area of a casino, but there are areas that have special security needs. Security cameras are often not sufficient, as valuable assets can be hidden from view if carried beyond secure points. Security issues can become costly.
Intelleflex can provide RFID-based asset tracking solutions for your particular security needs. Our sophisticated software offers the ability to recognize people or assets throughout the building or complex. Information is integrated with your current security system and activity is logged into a central database. The RFID asset tracking software system alerts security personnel when assets or people enter particular zones. It also works with motion detectors.
This RFID asset tracking management system allows for set up now and modifications later. The Intelleflex RDID asset tracking solution allows you to recognize the arrival of employees and important service assets such as casino change carts and slot keys. Employees and assets are tracked to ensure that they are in authorized areas at authorized times.
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