Asset Tracking Case Studies
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A2B Tracking customers have lots to say about the problems that we help them solve, the time they are saving and the “headaches” that have gone away. To learn how others are using A2B Tracking products and services, check out the following Case Studies.
Case Studies
Tunista Automates tracking for 80,000 assets with advanced RFID
Tunista Logistic Services needed to modernize their Government Property Management system with advanced RFID/Barcode and automated reporting to government systems (PIEE). Read how Tunista achieved sustainable Audit Readiness by reducing Inventory time by 86%.
ERG Automates their Government Property Management
Leroy Hill at ERG was tasked to modernize their Government Property Management system with advanced Barcode and automated reporting to government systems (PIEE). Read how Leroy and his team implemented A2B Tracking’s UC! Web for total compliance to FAR 52.245-1.
RFID Asset Management for James Madison University
The JMU campus has over 400 classrooms, in 50 different buildings, that all contain technology (Monitors, AV equipment…) to help support classroom education. Read how A2B Tracking helped JMU with a modern RFID Asset Management System to support their inventory and audit compliance initiatives.
Bowhead automates government property management
Bowhead is obligated to manage thousands of government property assets across multiple locations. Read how A2B Tracking helped Bowhead to automate their government property management systems to achieve compliance to FAR 52.245-1 and sustained DCMA audit readiness.
Trident Research Achieves Sustained Audit Readiness
Trident Research needed a system to manage their Government Furnished Property (GFP) across multiple sites in the United States and abroad. They worked with A2B Tracking and Deltek Costpoint to implement a complete Accounting ERP and Government Property Management solution to achieve sustained audit readiness.
KWick Power Rentals leverages Mobile RFID solution
KWick Power Rentals modernized their operations with a mobile RFID solution to achieve fast and incredibly accurate inventories. Previously, it would take more than a day to perform a full warehouse inventory. They are now able to account for 100% of their inventory in less than 10 minutes. Watch this video testimonial to learn more.
North Sails uses
RFID to Improve
Customer Satisfaction
North Sails is the global leader in sail making. Managing their Sail loft inventory was a very labor intensive and manual process. North needed to drastically reduce the customer wait times when customers came to pick-up sails. With the help of A2B Tracking’s RFID platform, North has been able to significantly reduce labor costs and eliminate wait times at pick-up. Read more to learn how North Sails used RFID technology to improve customer satisfaction.
DRMP improves equipment visibility with mobile RFID
DRMP is a civil engineering and surveying firm with over 500 employees. Field work is an integral part of the business and often requires taking technical equipment from site to site. DRMP historically has struggled with keeping track of their equipment and maintaining accountability. Read how A2B Tracking helped the organization achieve near 100% asset visibility.
FEC gains total asset visibility with Mobile and Fixed RFID reading
First Electronics manufactures cables and electro-mechanical assemblies. The leadership team knew that they needed to improve asset visibility on the production floor to boost their own efficiency but also meet customer demands. Read how A2B Tracking’s RFID platform helped the organization achieve near 100% asset visibility.
ARS Leverages
RFID Asset Tracking for
Real-time Visibility of Inventory
ARS has four return centers strategically located throughout the Continental US, with their main headquarters in San Diego, CA. Randy Dillon and his team in San Diego had been using a manual process for years to track their inventory of refurbished copiers, printers and other office technology equipment. The manual system they were using to track their 2000+ assets, Randy explained, was very time consuming and not very effective.
TCOM Meets IUID Compliance
and Audit-Readiness
as a Subcontractor
In order to fulfill a U.S. Army contract as a sub-contractor to Raytheon, TCOM was required to become IUID compliant, meaning that some 300 embedded items within each aerostat had to be serially labeled and registered in order to comply with MIL STD 130. Read more to find out how they solved these problems.
US Army Deploys IUID
to Improve Maintenance
and Compliance
The Director of Maintenance at a U.S. Army Depot, was informed of the new directive spelled out in MIL STD 130 — the need to uniquely identify items flowing through his department. He knew that the stringent IUID requirements would apply to his team. Because his team creates vehicle data plates and parts, and data tags for Humvees and trailers, this new initiative was going to require a lot of work on his end. Read more to find out how he solved these problems.