Tag Archive for ‘asset tracking’
Spreadsheets – they’re quite rightly the first port of call when trying to record any data in a simple, tabular form. Even though they don’t come will all the feature we would want plus they can be annoying to use, we still force ourselfs to use them. No doubt that is because they are bundled into our operating systems and we would rather use something that’s not quite perfect instead of buying a decent one. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: accounting, asset inventory, asset management software, asset register, asset tracking, business accounting, fixed assets, spreadsheet
Over the last decade, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has become more popular and more advanced to help companies track and manage their fixed assets. However, RFID is still not completly optimised for use. Presently the technology is overly expensive and is only really used at the manufacturer stage or on more expensive products. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: asset management, asset tagging, asset tracking, fixed assets, radio frequency identification, RFID, rfid asset tracking, rfid tags
We’ve all used them, spreadsheets, whether it’s to do a simple list of items, or whether you are looking to create advanced sums for business forecasts. Even though they don’t come will all the feature we would want plus they can be annoying to use, we still force ourselfs to use them. No doubt this is because they come free with our operating systems and the majority of people prefer to put up with a free one instead of buying a new one. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: asset management, asset tracking, assets, business, spreadsheets
Whether you are a US company, or just a company with links back to the US, you may be required to know about the Sarbanes Oxley act. If you are an American company and haven’t heard of it before, then you have already learnt something about it. It’s a law in the US. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: asset management, asset tracking, assets, business, US law
Nobody likes spending money that they don’t need to, especially in a business and especially in a global recession. Having to pay for un-needed items for your business can cost you anywhere from hundreds of pounds to millions depending on how large your business is.
Here are some examples of where you business might over spend: buying equipment and tools you already own, paying insurance on items you don’t have, losing equipment due to poor security. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: asset management, asset tracking, assets, business
Worldwide, companies are being pressed by the current recession, so managing your fixed assets UK and getting the most money out of them has never been more important. The majority of companies with lots of assets are finding how effectively managing your assets to a competitive edge over other companies as the need to get the most out of your assets is becoming more important.
This need for more efficient asset tracking UK has led to more companies using real time solutions to manage their assets. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: asset management, asset tracking, assets, business
Within the last 10 years, the Radio Frequency Indentification (RFID) technology has become more advanced, allowing all industries to manage and track their fixed assets UK. However, the technology has still not reached it’s optimum usage. Currently the technology is too expensive and is only really used at the manufacturer level or on more expensive products. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: asset management, asset tracking, assets, RFID