Posts Tagged ‘asset management’

Maintenance and repair of equipment such as trailers, containers, etc. can be a time consuming and costly procedure. Checking your assets manually could cost you a fair amount of time per month, ending up in fairly hefty yearly sums.

As both America and the UK attempt to move out of national recessions, a surprising trend has been making itself ever more apparent throughout the west; there appears to be a genuine increase in mergers and acquisitions all over the Western world. Corporate deal-makes have been suggesting for the last few months that the first [...]

Cost segregation is a strategic technique utilised by businesses in the US to maximise their tax allowances, by using accelerated depreciation on real properties. When a company performs cost segregation, what they’re actually doing is identifying personal property assets that are grouped with real property assets and then just separating then out within their real [...]

A lot of companies utilise spreadsheets; to track the amount of hours someone has worked (and which clients they’ve been working on); to keep track of petty cash or expenses; to track sick days and holidays, etc. On the whole, spreadsheets are fine performing these basic tasks, and with new additions to programs like Excel [...]

There are already many apps out there that really benefit businesses across the world to get along and have helped them tremendously in the recession. So what are the apps that are not out there at the moment that would help the business out. Asset tracking software The tracking of a company’s assets is certainly [...]

The past 10 years has seen the development of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) rocket, making it easier for all companies to track and manage their fixed asset tracking. However, the tech has not yet reached it’s optimial usage. Currently RFID tagging is too expensive to use on everything, so far it’s only really been used [...]