RAMP RFID
Total visibility of all your assets,
all the time
Keeping track of what matters to your business
RFID is a proven technology that provides visibility of your assets including inventory, equipment, vehicles and people, wherever they are, all the time. RAMP is Australia’s leading provider of RFID solutions, helping businesses increase efficiencies and reduce costs. We deliver off-the-shelf products that can be implemented quickly and easily with your current systems, or work with you to design a customised whole-of-business solution to meet your specific needs. If you need RFID, you need to talk to RAMP.
How RFID technology improves your bottom line
RFID solutions provide real-time, accurate tracking of all kinds of assets. Using a combination of tags, readers, antennas and software, you can automate and streamline processes to improve efficiency, minimise losses and increase visibility.
Using our own developed Loca.Fi technology platform, you have an intimate view on your business assets in real time which converts into a much better use of capital and ROI.
Key RFID solutions
Asset tracking
The easy way to track your fixed and mobile assets in real-time. Count with greater accuracy, faster and generate more profit.
Inventory tracking
Increase your inventory accuracy, reduce stock take costs and deliver a true omni-channel marketing experience for your online customers.
Vehicle tracking
Monitor the movement of vehicles and containers in dealerships, through check points or on a work site. Also track the assets that may be in transit.
RAMP RFID in action
See what RAMP has done for some of our valued clients.
Talk to us about how we can help your business.
Department of Finance
Protecting thousands of valuable technology assets with an integrated RFID solution that can audit an entire building in a day.
Rio Tinto Alcan
A customised RFID solution helps a laboratory improve sample testing workflows to deliver better and more reliable process outcomes.
Otago Museum
Smarttrack RFID tracks the real-time movement of around two million valuable artefacts with increased accuracy and reduced staff time.
Flinders Ports
Manual management of truck movements reduced from 100% to less than 1% with innovative RFID solution for container terminal.
BAKU Swimwear
RFID inventory management solution provides accurate stock counts, facilitating omni-channel strategy and increasing online sales.
Lion Nathan
Unique KEGFLOW solution keeps track of beer kegs from manufacture to customer, with reduced shrinkage and out-of-stock issues.
MMG
From pit to port, MMG is able to track containers of valuable lead and zinc concentrate across vast distances accurately and in real time.
Parliament House
Keeping track of over 6,500 valuable pieces of artwork as they move to various locations made easy and efficient.
Peter Warren
Real-time vehicle traceability across 15 franchises and up to 2,000 vehicles improved vehicle turnaround times and customer satisfaction.
City Chic
Complying with the demands of a big customer to use RFID technology leads to a business-wide solution for inventory management.
Solutions for your industry
We understand that every industry and business has different needs. But common to all is the need to track a variety of valuable assets for complete visibility. RAMP combines over 15 years of experience across many industries with the ability to create a customised solution to suit your specific needs.
Key industry solutions
Retail
Fast and frequent stocktakes are now possible for 99+% inventory accuracy enabling omnichannel and click and collect.
Transport & Logistics
Streamline operations with visibility of the entire supply chain from source to distribution to end customer.
Mining & Construction
Ensure safety, operational efficiency and better use of assets with RFID solutions built to withstand the harshest environments.
Aviation
RFID baggage management solutions ensure that airline customer luggage arrives on time, exactly where it needs to be. Fully compliant with IATA 753.
Food & Beverage
Improve efficiency and increase visibility across the entire food supply chain with RFID solutions that confirm provenance and sustainability.
Automotive
Vehicle Tracking solutions that help dealerships manage large fleets across multi-site networks or large single sites to improve speed of delivery.
Government & Education
Real-time access to accurate information about the status and location of institutional assets ensures better and faster decision-making.
Arts
Undertake faster and more accurate audits to ensure valuable artefacts are where they should be with massive reductions in labour costs.
Healthcare
Complete visibility of medical equipment from the warehouse to the operating theatre improves efficiency and allows staff to focus on patient care.
Commercial Laundries
Efficiently manage linen and other assets, both fixed and moving, to reduce losses and avoid wasteful replacement of stock.
Manufacturing
Track inventory through the entire production process to monitor waste and shrinkage, rout shipments and increase efficiency.
Testimonials
Latest news and articles
Hands-free Opal bag tags trialled on public transport
As reported in Sydney’s Daily Telegraph yesterday, UHF RFID technology is being trialled on Sydney’s public transport network with the aim to improve travel times and put an end to rummaging through bags for Opal cards.
The technology takes away the need to tap on and off – it’s an automatic process as RFID readers installed on the busses pick up the RFID tags – like a e-tag for commuters. More than 800 high school students from Magdalene Catholic College in Sydney’s south west are the first kids in the city to trial the new frictionless ticketing system.
Another great example of RFID technology providing time saving and efficiency.
Air France to introduce RFID bag tracking in Paris
Air France will introduce RFID bag tracking technology at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport from 2020 in a move aimed at improving efficiency and giving passengers more information about their luggage.
The French carrier has struck a deal with Paris Aeroport to introduce tags equipped with radio frequency identification (RFID) chips to about 8 million pieces of baggage a year. The airline says the technology will gradually be deployed to its other airports.
In addition to responding to the growing desire by passengers to know where their bags are, the companies say the tags will improve baggage identification and tracking, giving gains in operational performance and reducing associated operating costs. It will also help them comply with the International Air Transport Association’s Resolution 753. This requires bags to be tracked throughout their journey from check-in through to boarding, transfer and arrival. It also recommends the global deployment of RFID chips.
Decathlon: getting smart with RFID tags
It is nearly three years since the retailer expanded its already established RFID programme, working the tags into all of its products in order to manage inventory and to keep goods secure.
This is part of a supply programme it has delivered for more than five years now, in partnership with SML Group. It is aimed at ensuring Decathlon’s network of suppliers all adopt the RFID stickers and labels, which are sewn into clothing during manufacture.
Each RFID item is assigned an individual Electronic Product Code (EPC) number to match the unique product SKU. The resulting item-level tracking has improved inventory management and ensured better availability of goods, while also reducing out-of-stocks and improving customer service.
Transforming the Retail Supply Chain With RFID
The retail industry has complex supply chains. Managing them is difficult and, as a result, retail stock inventories are often inaccurate. This can lead to wastage and consumer frustration at items they want being unavailable.
One solution is to place digital tags on each stock item as it travels through the supply chain, from the manufacturer to the consumer.
Kim Berknov, Executive Chairman of Detego, has claims that the accuracy of retail inventory management systems can be improved by as much as 70 to 98 per cent. This could have transformative effects on a retail business. Out-of-stock events can be reduced by 50 per cent, revenue by between 10 and 15 per cent, and overall profit margins can rise by 2 per cent.
Contact RAMP
Our team of RFID experts are standing by to help you increase the visibility of your assets, save time and money and increase your bottom line. Take the first step today to bring the benefits of RFID technology to your business.
Call us on 1300 RAMP 01
Email us at contact@ramp.com.au