This article was first published by the Providence Business News on December 13, 2017 by Susan Shalhoub Anyone who has ever worked in retail remembers the drudgery of manual inventory. Or we can’t remember what holiday decorations are stored up in our own attics. But what about when it’s mission-critical for your company or organization to [...]
I had the opportunity to attend and to speak at the RFID Journal LIVE Conference earlier this month and it proved to be a very worthy event. There was a host of new technologies and new applications of RFID that were being showcased at the event that will undoubtedly improve data capture and accuracy [...]
RFID has become a powerful new asset tracking technology that saves significant time and improves accuracy when maintaining assets. While RFID technology can provide real-time visibility to asset tracking, that is only true with certain RFID technologies. At A2B Tracking, we deal mostly with passive UHF RFID tags since they don’t require [...]
This article was originally published in the PROVIDENCE BUSINESS NEWS The U.S. military manages 30 million critical assets every year, from tool cribs in Washington, D.C.'s Navy Yard to Humvees rolling through the mountains of Afghanistan. Keeping track of this material is nothing short of a logistical nightmare. "This problem has become basically the 100-pound [...]
When you have products or manage military property and equipment, there are expanding data requirements to meet when shipping and invoicing. Keeping up with these standards by being transparent with where your goods are and when they will be moving while still meeting compliance obligations is essential Document Every Step Collecting all the pertinent [...]
The Pentagon isn’t able to account for more than $500 million in U.S. Military aid that was given to Yemen, a recent article released by The Washington Post reports. The Pentagon fears that the equipment has been seized by Iranian-backed rebels or Al-Qaeda. The article states that, “as a result, the Defense Department has halted [...]
