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One of the world’s largest cosmetics companies that has developed activities in the field concentrating on hair colour, skin care, sun protection, make-up, perfume and hair care required the support of RGIS. The cosmetics company currently markets over 500 brands and thousands of individual products in all sectors of the beauty business. The company has factories and offices all over the world, one of the largest factories is located in Poland.
THE CHALLENGE
The cosmetics company needed an experienced team to implement the RFID system across Poland. So required RGIS to provide the following:
- Implement the RFID system in all offices, logistics centre, stores and academies
- Verify the current assets that needed to be registered
- Prepare RFID tags using third party software
- Scan assets to get the data and add to new asset register
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Why RGIS?
The cosmetics company bought a full RFID system from a third party, and required a solution to introduce it to the business to help with managing the fixed assets.
Our Solutions
The cosmetics company partnered with RGIS to complete the RFID fixed asset tagging project, and RGIS provided the following:
Experienced RGIS teams verified all physical assets in the locations
Marked location with temporary paper labels and numbers in the register file
RFID tags were then prepared using the third-party software
Barcodes were printed for each asset, then linked to the RFID tag with the corresponding record in the register by programming it with a desktop reader
Temporary labels were removed and the new RFID tags were then applied
Using the RFID scanner, the new labels were then scanned to get the data, and any missing data was documented in the reports
Results
The cosmetics company found by outsourcing the RFID fixed asset tagging project to RGIS, the following results were achieved:
Teams accurately applied RFID tags to just over 4,600 fixed assets in the office, logistic centre, stores and academies
All assets were provided with RFID tags with a barcode number printed on it
If the tag stops responding, it is still possible to identify the single asset by scanning a barcode in emergency situations
The project identified a number of assets that were not in the register. So they had new asset numbers allocated, tags applied and were then added to the register
Shrinkage of assets were also found, due to items being relocated during the pandemic to other locations or personal homes of employees
Conclusion
The customer’s register was now up-to-date, with specific data about every asset included in the software. Because of accurate data, the customer could easily manage the flow of the assets between locations.
