Asset Tracking vs. Inventory Management For a company to run smoothly and maximize profit, it must keep track of its assets. The term “asset” is very broad and refers to everything a business owns that has current or future economic value. By definition, a company’s assets also encompass its inventory. While this broad definition adds…
Spotlight: Conveyor Automation at Sadler’s Smokehouse About Sadler’s Smokehouse Sadler’s Smokehouse is a family-owned manufacturer and marketer of branded and private-label meat and food products, headquartered in Henderson, Texas. Sadler’s authentic premium pit-smoked meats, side dishes, and other barbecue-related items are distributed nationwide through major grocery retailers, food service distributors, national chain restaurants, and other…
RFID and Barcoding are the two most effective and popular asset and inventory tracking technologies available. Both are very common in retail, transportation, manufacturing, and supply chain sectors, where asset tracking is critical. Whether you are looking to implement a new technology or to extend your existing tracking systems, it’s important to understand the differences…
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is the future of asset identification and tracking. Although some people compare it to barcode scanning, RFID allows you to track multiple items simultaneously without the need for direct line of sight. If used properly, the technology can integrate with hardware and software, such as CRMs, to facilitate stronger item visibility…