Savi will be at the UID Forum in full force from March 1st through the 3rd.

To help you make the most of your trip to the UID Forum, Savi has arranged for two UID industry experts to answer your questions on everything from tagging strategies to building a business case for UID. In addition to answering your questions, our UID industry experts will provide a report summarizing their recommendations in conjunction with a UID Value Assessment.

Complete the form to sign-up now. Limited appointments are available.

For questions contact Christine Hopman at +1 571 227 7908.

Defense suppliers who are I-GUIDES customers get free software upgrades;  New customers get easy-to-implement introductory offers

ORLANDO, Fla.  – Sept. 7, 2010 – Savi Technology, a Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] company, today announced I-GUIDES™ 4, which enables suppliers to comply with new data formats required by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) in its IUID policy mandating that key items be marked with a unique identification code.  Suppliers who don’t update their solutions will be unable to communicate with the DoD IUID Registry after Dec. 31, resulting in non-compliance with contract requirements.  (more…)

High value assets and their movements are of particular interest to operations managers responsible for the usage of these assets within their facilities. There are many options and approaches for managing these assets. Savi Technology’s methodology is to take a “process approach” and let the process dictate the technology that best fits the application. Understanding a process is like understanding the terrain of a racing track. If you don’t spend time studying it, you may find yourself throwing a 12-cylinder turbo charged BMW onto an unpaved, off-road downhill and off a cliff.

The maturity needed for RFID is less about the technology and more about understanding how it can support business applications and the underlying processes. (more…)

Here at Savi we work night and day to help our customers do a better job of managing their assets – things that move frequently and that are valuable enough to keep track of. Some of the more commonly tracked asset types include shipping containers, vehicles, rail cars, tools, parts and pieces of equipment. “Fundamentals of Asset Management,” a white paper that Savi released on May 17, is an ideal primer on how organizations can improve their bottom line by doing a better job of managing when, where and how items move. Savi invites you to download “Fundamentals of Asset Management” today at no charge. (more…)

For years, AIDC (Automatic Identification & Data Capture) technologies such as bar code, UID marking, active and passive RFID, GPS, sensors and SatComm have been helping organizations worldwide enhance their asset management capabilities. Total asset management is the ultimate goal of these organizations, which operate large, complex supply chains. (more…)