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Automated Asset Utilization & Tracking
Automated Asset Utilization & Tracking
Automated Asset Utilization & Tracking
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In this video, Kari Brock, the VP of Sales at GuardRFID, introduces their Automated Asset Utilization and Tracking system. The company specializes in active RFID technology for tracking assets and people. Brock discusses the background of GuardRFID, their solutions and technology, case studies, and the benefits of RFID technology. <br /><br />He explains that RFID stands for radio frequency identification and uses radio waves to transmit signals between a tag and a reader. There are two types of RFID technology: passive and active. Passive RFID tags require the tag to pass by a reader, while active RFID tags have a battery and beacon their location to readers. Active RFID tags also have longer range and can track movement and temperature. GuardRFID provides both types of technology.<br /><br />Brock demonstrates two case studies that highlight the benefits of GuardRFID's system. Linder Industrial Machinery tracks their equipment and accessories to improve inventory management and reduce time spent locating items. Bluebird Bus Corporation uses GuardRFID to quickly and accurately locate buses in their 40-acre facility.<br /><br />The video also covers the components of the GuardRFID system, including readers, tags, and software. It mentions third-party integrations with ERP systems and CCTV cameras, as well as the ability to set up alarms, access control, and alerts.<br /><br />Overall, the video emphasizes the benefits of GuardRFID's system, including increased productivity, revenue, and security, as well as improved reporting and data quality. The speaker concludes the video by offering a personalized demo and asking viewers to contact the sales department for more information.
Keywords
Kari Brock
VP of Sales
GuardRFID
Automated Asset Utilization
Tracking system
RFID technology
passive RFID tags
active RFID tags
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