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Shared Device Tracking Chaos
Organizations lack a simple, affordable system to track shared devices and equipment, causing loss, hoarding, and idle staff.
In their words
unless we're getting paid to track that we aren't doing it
I don't want to have to complete a three-week training course just to learn how to use such a tool.
We've been getting by with spreadsheets and sticky notes for way too long - more than 5 years
Keeping track of equipment across different job sites is starting to become difficult with spreadsheets.
We also do not have a dedicated WMS software, or even a solid integration with our ERP (Netsuite). So, a lot of the actual processing would be manual
Offboarding and keeping returned equipment moving were probably our biggest headaches before we split it up this way.
he still forces me to physically walk the warehouse floor updating a dusty Excel sheet because "that’s where the history is."
people regularly come in and take stuff, bother IT without submitting a ticket, and otherwise wander around unsupervised
I don't think they had anything to perform a remote wipe. In any case, this is also a learning experience for us, so any security recommendations are welcome.
We have been dealing with attrition of our handheld Video Laryngoscopes.
We get to a point where literally nothing is charged so pickers end up in returns when there's 800+ picks to be done.
a growing amount of my time is micro-managing how many Chromebooks go to which class
Some things lack scannable serial number barcodes (not present, smudged, etc), or don't have serial numbers to begin with.
IT staff and operations teams
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/k12sysadmin
- r/ITManagers
- r/it
- r/Target
- r/Teachers
- r/datacenter
- r/SmallBusinessOwners
Tools they use today
- Excel
- Snipe-IT
- Google Sheets
- Incident IQ
- Active Directory
- Epic
- GLPI
- Google Admin Console
Why those fall short
- No remote wipe; worried they overlooked something and data could be accessed
- Manager rejects asset software as too modern; Excel is where the history is
- no way to track who enters or exits the area
- no way to identify or resync mismatched dongles; low-end sets unsupported
- no accountability showing who took what; same people lose devices
Map of ideas
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