All leading companies globally are already investing billions of dollars in Internet of Things (IoT) and realizing the benefits of efficient predictive asset management and maintenance, better and increased asset (people and things) utilization and reduced cost of compliance.

The barcode and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) automatic identification and data capture provides that digitization, with sensors, and connectivity lead to the generation of large volumes of data and information and by analyzing and correlating this BIG data, many companies are now able to explore predictive analytics, make real-time decisions and implement continuous refinements as never seen before.

With “The Power of One Percent”, all leading companies and major corporations globally, can save millions if not billion of dollars, over the next 5-10 years, if it could reduce on its capital asset expenditures by just one percent through the use barcode and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) automatic identification and data capture with that digitalization automation.

The “power of 1 percent” concept and that savings are attainable, if companies embrace the Industrial Internet of Things, use of Robotics and artificial intellegence (AI) and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) automatic identification and data capture.

For you to have "Internet of Things", you first must be able to locate and identifythings ie: your people and physical assets, where Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies with use of tags & labels will play a critical role in Internet of Things (IoT) development.

The connecting sensors and devices such as RFID Tags will be an integral part of the IoT and at the heart of industry 4.0 revolution

All over the workld, corporations and companies, encompassing integillgent smart manufacturing technology and solutions to integrate all manufacturing processes and allow real-time information data exchange that will help drive new efficiencies and enable new levels of supply chain visibility and responsiveness.

Manufacturing applications will be using the encoded data stored in RFID tags in a increasingly sophisticated way, allowing for a more flexible and efficient manufacturing processes of customized products, and facilitating an even higher degree of automation and standardization. The result is greater overall efficiency and flexibility at a lower cost and greater profits.