RFID in Defense Sector
Concepts Details
To create a single military integrated logistic information system Military divisions, police forces and other defense-related companies need reliable solutions to manage weapons and monitor employees.
Lack of data accuracy and asset visibility could mean the difference between safety and peril, so technology solutions are of paramount importance.
Tier one is a fixed, central capability within the national support base and supported with continuous communications.
RFID Tag
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To create a single military integrated logistic information system Military divisions, police forces and other defence-related companies need reliable solutions to manage weapons and monitor employees.
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Lack of data accuracy and asset visibility could mean the difference between safety and peril, so technology solutions are of paramount importance.
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Single military integrated logistic information system is based on a tow-tier architecture.
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Tier one is a fixed, central capability within the national support base and supported with continuous communications.
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Tier two is highly mobile (e.g. laptop) and can be detached from tier one and deployed in areas with no communications for limited periods.
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Automate the whole working process involved in the organization.
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Automatically issue, track, and audit the usage of critical assets across multiple sites, ie. Reduced labour cost.
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Reduced stock storages.
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Ensure accountability and responsibility for weapons using RFID access.
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Saves time and minimise the potential for errors by automating manual tasks such as inventorying and asset check-in/check-out.
