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Simplify your back-to-school inventory management

New school year, same problem: outdated inventory management that doesn’t make the storekeeper’s job any easier. Keeping track of thousands of assets with Excel, library software (SIGB) or, worse still, by hand is a real ordeal… which could easily be avoided. Material tracking and loan management shouldn’t be cumbersome, time-consuming tasks that encroach on all your other projects. Not to mention that using old, manual methods predisposes you to wasted time and mistakes.

Barcode trends: The future of inventory management

With advances in technology, inventory management has evolved considerably, from traditional manual methods to more automated and intelligent systems. In this article, we’ll take a look at barcode trends, exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) and new technologies are revolutionizing the way companies manage their inventory.

Hector Asset Management Software - Connect PowerBI with Hector

Do you need to produce dashboards and reports that go beyond those available in the Hector online asset management application? Are you familiar with Microsoft technologies and have PowerBI in your organization? Then without further ado, you can listen to the following video that will show you the steps needed to create your first report! This video gives technical instructions on connecting PowerBI with Hector. You must have administrator access, and a PowerBI account in order to complete this tutorial.

Why is IT asset management so important?

Whether you are a small or a big company, IT asset management is essential in order to keep track of your IT assets. It is considered as a baseline requirement for every business in order to prevent IT problems that may lead to serious security issues. So what is exactly IT asset management? Why is it important? And how can you do it?

How to manage personal protective equipment (PPE)?

Workplace accidents show the importance of protection and prevention in the workplace. Employers have a responsibility to provide personal protective equipment (PPE) when there is a risk to the health and safety of employees that cannot be controlled by other means. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is used to protect employees from hazards that may threaten their health and safety.