When: You Have the Capability to:

• Identify items individually and uniquely (UID/AIDC)
• Exchange data in a common format
• Use the identification and exchange to "Track" an Item

Then: You Can Realize Process Improvement Opportunities

• Improved Data Quality through Automated Identification and Data Capture (AIDC)
• Improved Inventory Control
• Better Warranty Management
• More Rapid Fraudulent Parts Detection
• Identification of "Bad Actor" parts
• Efficiencies from Corporate Serialization Standardization
• Improved Through-Life-Visibility
• Increased Reliability and Availability
• Implementation of a Predictive Maintenance model versus Use-to-Failure model
• AIDC Significantly reduces risk of quality failure associated with identification errors
• Eliminates legibility issues & data transcript errors
• An enabler to a paperless system
• Improves speed and accuracy of data transfer

AIDC Technologies are Internationally recognized and utilized DoD/FDA/EPC/NATO/ISO/HIBCC/GSI-Manufacturering including United Tech/Ford/Dell etc.

• AIDC Has the ABILITY to...
  • Improve parts traceability
  • Reduce internal processing procedures
  • Capture accurate 'As Built' data
  • Check 'Should Build' data
  • Reduce Replenishment costs
  • Generate electronic log books
  • Similar Efforts are Underway
• AIDC Technologies provides the information to drive the next wave of global product and process improvements
• Gain ROI now by to provide unambiguous and consistent data
• Use AIDC for internal traceability and tie to transportation, shipping, inventory management
• Capitalize on operational data capture to decrease costs and provide better asset visibility of end items and spares
• Rapid adoption of UID/AIDC will increase the rate of accurate and timely data for predictive maintenance and fault isolation increasing both safety and operational availability
• Note: DoD and International Requirements for AIDC and IUID will only increase so act now or be at a strategic disadvantage

ROI dividend of AIDC

• Asset management
• Warranty issues and claims
• Cradle to grave history - who, what, where, & when
• Acquisition data, movement history, disposition
• Security requirements compliance
• Accountability and valuation of property
• Historical data management
• Prognostic item maintenance