CONTROLTEK, a leader in the cash security industry, and a sponsor at the Americas Cash Cycle Seminar in San Diego will facilitate the Design Thinking Interactive Workshop: Let’s Get Coin Moving on Monday, November 14 at 1:00pm PST.

CONTROLTEK, a global leader in asset protection, tracking and visibility solutions, announced that current vice president of finance Brian Gross has been elevated to the role of chief operating officer. In his role, Gross will be responsible for leading the finance, client solutions delivery, customer support and operations departments and contribute to the company’s overall strategy.

CONTROLTEK, a global leader in asset protection, tracking and visibility solutions, is pleased to announce that current chief strategy officer and chief information security officer Tom Meehan, CFI has been elevated to the role of president.

CONTROLTEK, a leading provider of loss prevention and asset protection solutions, partners with Jockey International, Inc., a 146-year-old brand recognized around the world for its premium underwear and apparel, to roll out RFID Inventory Management solution CONTROLSPAN Professional to all stores across the United States.

In the world of manufacturing, teams are constantly looking for ways to improve productivity and efficiency within asset tracking. Realizing this evolving need, CONTROLTEK has proven itself to be the best company offering RFID asset tracking solutions designed to improve productivity and increase efficiency in the warehouse.

Smart manufacturing employs digitally integrated manufacturing with computer-integrated solutions, and those that run on radio frequencies that use computer-based technologies to track, and perform a number of other tasks and services.

RFID inventory management, also known as RFID stock control, is the process of managing products in a storefront by using RFID tags that are applied to goods in which readers can detect them and capture any necessary data, in conjunction with custom software solutions. Together, these comprise of RFID systems.

Internal theft, mishaps with armored courier services, and human error lead to significant bank losses every year. In 2019 banks lost an estimate of $482 million, excluding robberies and bad loans. According to Statista, each bank loss offense averaged around $4,213.

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