ODIN technologies introduces the Metal Mount Tag Benchamark Series for IT asset tracking.
Return on investment (ROI) or a new revenue stream for hosting companies; both are great reasons to track IT assets in your data center or office environment. ODIN’s founder has decades of data center experience and was one of the first technologists to investigate RFID server tracking in 1999. ODIN understands data centers and knows RFID better than any other RFID company. With more CompTIA certified RFID experts and the founder of the technology from MIT, ODIN can make your IT asset tracking project an immediate success with rapid ROI.
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solution for Airbus. We have 16 active RFID projects creating efficiencies and cost savings across the globe for Airbus.
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Financial Services Technology ConsortiumThe Financial Services Technology Consortium (FSTC) was created in 1993 by leading financial services organizations. Their object is to unite the industry and work collaboratively in a non-competitive, open forum to solve shared problems and pioneer next generation technology that benefits all in the industry. As they turned their sites onto the challenge of tracking IT Assets, they called on ODIN to help de-mystify the physics around tagging metallic assets. Additionally, the FSTC asked the ODIN engineering team to guide them as they set a standard for all of the industry to abide by when tagging and accounting for their IT assets, as they accelerate RFID adoption. By establishing a standardized numbering schema and standards on the types and placement of tags to use, the entire industry has benefited by the leverage RFID creates, especially in the occasion of mergers and acquisitions and the assumption of assets that comes with them. Through FSTC, more than 100 of the top North American financial services and technology firms, academic institutions, and government agencies come together to discuss and research today’s technology issues and tomorrow’s technology-related needs. When they needed an expert in RFID, they called on ODIN. |
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