On-Demand Webinar: Tracking IT Assets with RFID

In today’s business world, the sheer number of computers, servers, printers, smartphones and tablets that our IT departments are being asked to manage increases every day. For most organizations, that IT equipment is critical to their success and being able to smartly manage that IT inventory is an important part of any organization’s strategy.

Performing manual inventories or assignments of IT assets and even using barcode technology is difficult, time consuming and risky. Modern organizations need to be able to automate their IT asset management process in order to maintain an accurate inventory, and be able to track and locate specific assets at a moments’ notice.

A2B Tracking invites you to watch this webinar discussion between Darryl Layne, VP of Technology and Peter Collins, CEO that will explore how RFID can solve one of the most challenging asset accountability issues — assigning, tracking and maintaining visibility of critical IT equipment.

You will learn:

Why tracking IT assets is so important
The problem with barcodes for tracking computers
Accounting for IT assets with RFID
The role of fixed RFID readers
The role of mobile RFID readers
How to cost effectively implement RFID

On-demand Webinar: Tracking IT Assets with RFID

RFID is a killer application for tracking and managing your IT assets. Done properly — an RFID implementation can save your organization time, improve accuracy and tighten-up security.

You won’t want to miss it.

About the Presenters:

Darryl Layne, A2B Tracking VP of Technology, has more than 25 years of experience in the information technology and engineering disciplines. He has a wealth of knowledge in RFID engineering and technology. He is an expert in developing and implementing RFID asset tracking systems in organizations around the globe.

Peter Collins, A2B Tracking CEO, has worked with many industries, including the Department of Defense, on Auto ID policy development and implementation. He has played a key role as a consultant to the DoD in the department’s effort to adopt the use of IUID technology in 2004. He received the ID Global Leadership Award in 2009 for his role in worldwide adoption of IUID, and is an active participant in IUID industry trade associations.