November 2021 – Page 2 – Rugged Tech Talk

Asset Tracking Technologies for Military’s Modernization Displacement and Repair Sites

Precision, attention, efficiency, and accuracy are all hallmarks of military operations. The military’s Modernization Displacement and Repair Site, a one-stop-shop for the military to turn in equipment and have it removed from the books in a timely way, makes it a convenient option for internal administration, on the other hand, difficult to maintain the same degree of perfection due to the use of outdated technology and manual processes.

Rugged Tablets: Resilient and Reliable Tools for a Post Pandemic Supply Chain

The COVID-19 disruption highlighted the importance of the supply chain, as a vital sector for ensuring the uninterrupted delivery of critical goods and global trade during crises, recovery and return to normality. The supply chain sector is currently dealing with not only urgent worries as a result of the pandemic but also longer-term, far-reaching issues. Changes in supply chain design and globalization patterns, new consumption and spending habits, a greater focus on risk assessment, adaptation, resilience-building, and digital transformation, as well as heightened global sustainability and low-carbon agendas, are just a few examples of current topics being discussed as it pertains to global supply chains.

All-in-One Medical Cart Computers Assist Healthcare Facilities in the Fight Against Germs

The last two years have made an impact on how the medical community manages germs in a healthcare facility. Proper cleaning, which may be with the aid of companies like Scottsdale maid services, and handwashing by staff have always been important, however with the onset of new viruses and bacteria that spreads at a higher rate than before, healthcare facilities globally have turned to medical cart computers to reduce the spread of germs.

The Role of Digital Twin in Healthcare Asset Management

The use of the digital twin for asset management is currently gaining a lot of attention and interest in a variety of industries, including healthcare. In asset management, the digital twin brings together many assets and their associated data in one location, allowing for increased operational efficiency. Asset information that is centralized and visually displayed provides for easy data use and ensures that data is always available to all important stakeholders who need access to the specific asset or assets being tracked and used.