Entigral was honored to be one of the featured speakers at the inaugural Data4Decisions Conference and Exposition on March 24th – 26th at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh NC. Booth Kalmbach, Entigral’s CTO, presented how advanced data acquisition and analytics play a key role in the advancement of Smart Manufacturing. To view a copy of his presentation, “How the Internet of Things is Transforming Manufacturing,” please contact Entigral.
Last June, Matthew Davis hosted the region’s first Internet of Things meetup (RIoT) in hopes of learning from others about the burgeoning field of Internet-enabled gadgets, appliances, toys and more, a field projected to at least double in size over the next five years. Read full article.
The Triangle is quickly becoming a center of excellence for the advancement of the Internet of Things. The North Carolina Regional Internet of Things (NC RIoT) held its 2015 Kickoff Extravaganza at the PNC Triangle Club in Durham this week. Entigral was one of the showcase exhibitors demonstrating real world applications of the IoT. Read the full article.
Webinar: Learn how to use RFID in Smart Manufacturing applications including:
Work-in-Process (WIP) for improved workflow visibility, streamlining, and decision-making.
Automated asset tracking solutions with seamless integration for a variety of compliance needs.
Improved supply chain control to track and validate raw materials and finished goods. Download slides
Asset-tracking players Entigral and ID Integration are partnering on the sale of so-called “smart manufacturing” services to companies in the US aerospace, government and manufacturing sectors.
Their technology allows organizations to monitor their assets and improve the efficiency of their operations through the use of in-process management, warehouse and supply chain management and inventory replenishment services. Read full article
March 21, 2013 ‒ Raleigh, NC ‒ Entigral garnered attention today in a WRAL Tech Wire article by writer Joe Procopio as one of the “Series A Elite Eight” startups in the Triangle technology corridor made up of the North Carolina cities of Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill.
Mr Procopio began, “Here’s my take at the brightest hope for the 2013 Triangle Series A and B players, based solely on what I learned at SEVC [Southeast Venture Conference, held March 13 and 14 in Charlotte, North Carolina].”
Mr Procopio continued, “Entigral is a quietly profitable startup that sells software to track inventory by RFID. They’ve never raised capital before, and have put almost $3 million in retained revenue back into the company over the last two years, which puts them in play.”
Find Mr Procopio’s article in its entirety at http://wraltechwire.com/rating-the-seris-a-elite-8-of-triangle-tech-startups/12251196/.
Founded in 2003, Entigral Systems is an enterprise software company that develops and sells TraxWare® ‒ an industry-leading sensor automation platform. TraxWare enables a new generation of sensor-based asset tracking applications, primarily using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) sensors, for Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES). These tracking applications include capital and fixed asset tracking, work in-process management, warehouse and supply chain management, and inventory replenishment.
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Disaster relief contractor Partnership for Response and Recovery (PaRR) Inspections, a joint venture of Dewberry & Davis, LLC, and URS Corporation, put RFID technology’s ability to track government assets to the test in the aftermath of tornadoes, storms and floods that struck the southeastern United States in April 2011. Read full article.
May 5, 2011 – In the aftermath of a recent series of tornadoes and floods that devastated portions of the southeastern United States, government contractor Partnership for Response and Recovery (PaRR) Inspections is employing radio frequency identification to help it distribute Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) inspection kits to its field workers efficiently, and to ensure that all items within those kits are accounted for after inspections are completed.
See full article here.
April 26, 2011 – Kayser-Roth, a woman’s legwear and intimate apparel manufacturer based in Greensboro, N.C., has deployed a nation-wide item-level RFID program to enhance inventory control for its retail partners and
customers.—Third Factor
See full article here.
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