Public Services
A simple cost effective solution for the management of assets, inventory and people through improved efficiencies and processes
Public funded organisations must balance conflicting requirements for security and data integrity with the imperative to find cost effective solutions. RFiD technology will help you to achieve this
The technology promises to help national, regional and local governments around the world address an array of pressing concerns more intelligently and efficiently.
Public funded organisations are under pressure to cut costs but to provide the highest levels of service to the population. This can seem impossible but the use of new RFiD technologies (Radio Frequency Identification) will help you to achieve what seemed impossible.
Asset management systems will ensure that valuable items and equipment will always be in the correct place, replacement cycles will be alerted, maintenance contracts will be scheduled, and loss and theft prevented.
Inventory monitoring will ensure wastage is kept to a minimum and important materials are always available to staff.
In situations where access needs to be controlled for security or safety our technologies can facilitate this in an unobtrusive, but highly effective, manner.
Specialised Industry Applications
The relationship between RFID and governments is not new. For more than a decade, governments have played a pivotal role in RFID’s development, pioneering applications in such diverse areas as military asset management, environmental monitoring and personal identification. Many national governments are employing RFID to track livestock so animals can be identified quickly in the event of a food recall or disease outbreak. And a number of city governments—from Boston to Moscow, Paris and Seoul—have deployed public transit fare-collection systems, which eliminate costly human intervention while providing increased speed and accuracy.
As agencies strive to meet service goals while keeping a lid on costs, radio frequency identification is playing an important role in an array of public-sector projects. Some of these initiatives were funded and launched before the economic crisis hit, while others are being created or enhanced by a flow of stimulus money.
FIRE AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS
Instant Equipment inventory
Monitoring of consumables and medicines
ID card reading
Building access control
Theft prevention
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The benefits of RFID-enabled student tracking solutions are clear. In many cases, they can help schools do more efficiently and effectively what they’re already doing manually – like providing secure access to a building and recording attendance.
The advent of cheap tags has also made it possible to tag even low-value assets.
Much faster audits. Count inventory in a fraction of the time
Prevent valuable assets from leaving the building
Keyless lockers
MUSEUMS AND ART GALLERIES
ID card reading
Building access control
Protective tagging of rare pieces
Theft prevention
Ticketing – Avoid long queues
Person/object identification – interactive tours.
Captioning photography?
Keyless Lockers
LIBRARIES
Automated Check In Systems and Self – Service Check-Out Systems
Reduce Operating costs by streamlining the check-in and sorting of materials
Library Operations Management Solutions
Simplify management of collection, inventory and tagging with smart, intuitive, time-saving solutions
Offers reliable simple to follow self-service procedures to all users
Prevent valuable items from leaving the building unless authorised and recorded
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
Border security and ePassport reading
Personal identity and verification (PIV)
Electronic manifest creation
Building access control and ID card reading
Permit management
Asset tracking
Laboratory test labeling
Event security
