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Facility management is a complicated and dynamic industry that necessitates effective planning, simplified operations, and preventative maintenance techniques.

Efficiency and cost-effectiveness are critical to success in today’s fiercely competitive industrial sector. Manufacturers are using cutting-edge technology.

Global asset-management technology company Asset Infinity, based in India, is transitioning many of its customers to using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology that automates the capture of data regarding equipment, tools and inventory. The company provides asset-management tools designed to last the full lifespan of any object, from its order and purchase to when it is discarded. The system can be linked with a company's enterprise resource planning or SAP management system to monitor the condition, status and location of every item of interest.

Are you sick of dealing with never-ending spreadsheets and stumbling through the process of trying to maintain tabs on your valuable assets? Do you find that you are unable to escape the dreaded world of the spreadsheet and are franticly looking for a way out? It is time to go out on an adventure of epic proportions and learn about the remarkable transformation that asset management software can bring to your company. This software will free you from the nightmare of using obsolete spreadsheets. Welcoming you to the Heaven of Clouds!

The efficient management of assets is essential for keeping a competitive edge in today’s fast-paced and dynamic corporate environment. However, many firms continue to use antiquated and erroneous manual tracking techniques, which causes confusion and inefficiency. Thankfully, asset management software has become a potent tool for eradicating chaos and establishing order in asset management.

Asset Infinity, a leading provider of asset management solutions, has announced its goal to help more than 1000 large-scale operations manage their assets using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in 2023. The company is committed to revolutionizing the asset management industry with the latest technology and has already demonstrated success in various sectors such as energy, automobile, and warehousing space.

Asset Infinity is a cloud-based asset management platform revolutionizing how organizations track, manage and maintain their assets and equipment. The company was founded by Mr. Romy Chopra– a seasoned professional in the IT industry, who saw the need for a standalone asset management system that was easy to implement and would integrate with any existing ERP system.

Preventing lost IT equipment, assets, and more is possible with the services of Asset Infinity. This asset management software keeps a list of all of a company’s items in one place so that accurate tracking can be available all the time.

Preventing lost IT equipment, assets, and more is possible with the services of Asset Infinity. This asset management software keeps a list of all of a company’s items in one place so that accurate tracking can be available all the time.

Many companies struggle to keep track of all of their assets. Whether it’s IT equipment, product inventory, or even office furniture, things tend to get lost. The inventory doesn’t add up to what the last spreadsheet says it should be, and laptops loaned out to employees don’t seem to have made their way back to the IT department.

Many companies struggle to keep track of all of their assets. Whether it’s IT equipment, product inventory, or even office furniture, things tend to get lost. The inventory doesn’t add up to what the last spreadsheet says it should be, and laptops loaned out to employees don’t seem to have made their way back to the IT department.