Greetings from the Asset Management team at Radiant. One of the most common questions we hear is “Why RFID?” When it comes to managing large numbers of high-value assets, organizations consider Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology for a variety of reasons. Below are our Top 10 in a nutshell.
10. Enable true cost control
9. Audit-proof inventory
8. Protect critical information on devices
7. Scale faster and more efficiently
6. Support life cycle management
5. Create a culture of re-use
3. Increase visibility
2. More quickly identify what’s lost or missing
1. Vastly reduce human effort — and error!
What Are The Benefits of RFID for Asset Tracking?
RFID asset tracking systems offer many benefits over other types of asset tracking systems, such as barcodes. RFID tags can be read from a distance, so there is no need to line up the tag with a scanner. This allows for quick scanning and inventory of assets. In addition, RFID tags are more durable than barcodes and can withstand harsh environments.
Another benefit of RFID asset tracking is that multiple tags can be read simultaneously. This is not possible with barcodes, which must be scanned one at a time. This can save a lot of time when scanning large numbers of assets.
RFID asset tracking systems can also store more information than barcodes. This information can include the date and time the asset was tagged, as well as any other relevant data. This makes it easier to track assets and to locate them if they are lost or stolen.
Overall, RFID asset tracking systems offer many advantages over barcodes and other asset tracking software. They are more efficient, durable, and offer more information storage. This makes them an ideal choice for many businesses and organizations.
Do you have a specific or unusual reason? If so, contact us with your unique asset tracking challenge or story.
Last Updated on August 4, 2022 by Radiant