IT Asset Management
Optimize your IT Asset Tracking
IT asset management (ITAM) is the process of ensuring that an organization’s assets are tracked, installed, maintained, enhanced, and disposed of as needed. Simply said, it entails monitoring and using your organization’s critical assets, both material and immaterial.
How it works
TAG ITEMS
Radio-Frequency Identification tags and labels are connected to IT assets. TagMatiks on Metal RFID Labels are appropriate for IT assets with metal surfaces or those are buried beneath the surface.
RFID READER
Combine Radio-Frequency Identification devices to better manage IT assets. Using Radio-Frequency Identification handhelds, for example, inventory locations such as conference rooms, storage facilities, and office layouts. Install Radio-Frequency Identification fixed read points in strategic areas around the colleges to track the mobility of IT assets. Examples include a building's main lobby and hallways where assets routinely flow through or exit. Another way is to set up stations for checking in and out user assets.
DATA COLLECTION
Use the workflows listed above to collect data that will help you make better business decisions. Understand asset utilisation in order to optimise future purchases and anticipate maintenance based on consumption. Additionally, use Radio-Frequency Identification as a critical data collection technology to enable visibility of asset location.
Valuable Workflows
ASSET ALLOCATION
RFID technology can be used to swiftly and efficiently allocate assets to employees, vendors, and customers. Because the technology allows you to scan many items at once, you can optimise typically tedious procedures.
PHYSICAL AUDITS
Physical IT asset audits should be automated. Bulk scan assets with RFID handhelds to swiftly identify the presence of assets utilising RFID technology. Avoid needing to bend under desks and turn over assets to uncover identification barcodes since RFID technology does not require line of sight. Simply scan from a distance to detect differences. The use case can also be used to scheduled counts to prevent asset misplacement.