Accelerate Asset Registration: Transform Your Workflow with TrackAbout Voice Prompting

Manual asset registration can slow down operations and introduce errors. With TrackAbout’s new Voice Prompting feature, registering assets is now faster, easier, and more efficient than ever.

Beyond Asset Tracking: Streamline Your Chemical Business with Datacor

WEBINAR DATE CHANGE: August 5th

Asset tracking is just one piece of the puzzle. To achieve complete business visibility and maintain compliance, chemical companies need an integrated solution that seamlessly connects asset data with their broader operations.

How Will AI Impact Manufacturing

A quick search online shows that Artificial Intelligence (AI) originated in the 1950s, driven by developers dreaming of a future filled with machines able to mimic and emulate human thoughts, actions, and behavior.   

Fast forward to today and that lofty pipedream is very much a reality. Like it or not, these past few years have seen such a rapid advancement of this powerful technology that AI is no longer simply a buzzword, but the next logical step in all things digital.  

Feature Spotlight: Simplified Manifest Printing in TrackAbout

Businesses transporting hazardous goods are required to produce an accurate manifest that shows what – and how much – they’re carrying onboard, at all times.  

To stay compliant with these strict U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements, drivers loading their trucks each morning typically print out a physical copy of their manifest before they head out on the road. As they deliver assets to customers or pick up empty containers, it’s their responsibility to manually update the manifest to keep track of everything. 

It can be a bit of a headache, and mistakes can easily be made. 

Product Update Series: Q1 New Features and Updates in TrackAbout

WEBINAR DATE CHANGE: April 2nd

Join us for a webinar exploring TrackAbout’s latest Q1 updates and features. Discover powerful new tools designed to streamline your workflows, enhance operational efficiency, and provide deeper insights into your asset management processes and larger organizational goals.

2024 Year in Review

At TrackAbout, our team of experts are always working hard behind the scenes to create software solutions that fit the unique needs of process manufacturers.

We’re dedicated to continuously enhancing our software with new products, modules, features, and updates—bringing our customers the latest innovations and technologies to help them drive growth and stay future-ready.

In this blog, we’re excited to share some of the highlights and big moments for TrackAbout in 2024.

Product Update Series: Q3 & Q4 New Features and Updates in TrackAbout

Join us for a webinar where we’ll take you through an in-depth look at TrackAbout’s latest updates and features from Q3 and Q4. You’ll discover new tools designed to enhance your workflows, streamline operations, and provide deeper insights into your asset management processes.

A Complete Guide To Barcode Asset Tracking

There’s an industrial urban legend which perfectly captures the importance of inventory management and companies accurately tracking their assets. It goes something like this. 

Product Update Series: Q2 New Features and Updates in TrackAbout

Are you facing challenges with limited visibility over your assets? Or maybe dealing with manual, paper-based processes or outdated systems? We're here to help you streamline your operations and achieve better process improvement for your company.

AIM Act Targets Harmful HFCs and Highlights the Need for Asset Tracking Software

If you’re in the refrigerant industry, you’ll more than likely be aware of the Montreal Protocol, the subsequent Kigali Amendment, or the more recent American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act.

Put simply, they all look to limit the impact of greenhouse gases (GHGs) on the earth’s atmosphere.

With the AIM Act, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is targeting harmful hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and pushing to significantly reduce their use in the coming years.