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Bucks County Companies Team Up To Provide RFID Solution

Feb 21, 2013 |
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Imagine taking physical inventory of high value assets in hours versus days or building complex equipment and having the ability to confirm configuration in a minute rather than hours. This is now a reality with RFID. The use of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology to track and maintain assets is expanding and becoming more widely implemented. Investment in RFID based solutions yields an impressive ROI by boosting productivity and improving asset utilization...Read More

Sean Cotter is President of Asset Vue, bringing 27 years of experience in IT leadership, business development, and entrepreneurship. He leads the company’s strategic direction and team, helping organizations simplify inventory management through RFID and barcode technology, automated data capture, and asset lifecycle tracking.

Sean’s expertise spans RFID and automatic identification technologies, process optimization, data center infrastructure management, and environmental monitoring. Before Asset Vue, he founded and grew an outsourced IT business and later served as Director of IT and CIO at the DVL Group. He has also taught Operations Management as an Adjunct Professor at West Chester University and holds a master’s degree in business from Saint Joseph’s University’s Haub School of Business.

His writing draws on this operational and technology experience to explore practical approaches to asset visibility, inventory accuracy, and more efficient IT asset management.

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