RFID for Data Center
and Enterprise IT Inventory
Businesses run on data,
enabled by Data Centers and Enterprise IT
From servers in data centers to data at the edge of the enterprise, Xerafy RFID Tags are powering critical business processes involved in delivering quality of service, visibility, security, compliance.
XERAFY RFID
Whether you need to track mobile devices, PCs, removable storage devices, servers, routers, network cards or other IT assets, Xerafy has tags that meet industry standards and are engineered for the job.
Our innovative products include tags that can be embedded directly in server blades, compact on-metal tags that can fit on blade faces, rack locations and mobile devices where others can’t, plus numerous other tags with a range of memory, materials and mounting options that are smaller than the bar code labels commonly used to identify IT assets today.
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Attachment and Mounting Best Practices
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WHY XERAFY
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Proven in the field with Tech and Fortune 500 companies worldwide
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On and off-metal sensitivity and consistency required for accurate identification in dense environments
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Customization options: Attachment, Mounting, Embedding, Footprint, Profile
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Unique serialized tag ID (TID), and User and EPC memory options
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Custom encoding and label printing service
ATTACHMENT & MOUNTING
Xerafy RFID Tags and Labels are designed to deliver optimal performance Off-Metal, On-Metal as well as In-Metal
DATA CENTERS
With data centers filled with racks and servers, IT managers have to deal with a level of uncertainty even though Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX), the HITECH Act, PCI, HIPAA, and other regulations require them to know precisely what they have and where it is.
Data Center Equipment:
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Servers
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Racks
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Routers
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Storage devices
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Networking equipment
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Blade servers
ENTERPRISE IT
Security, Privacy, Compliance and Audit requirements extend beyond the data center, and increasingly, beyond the four walls of the enterprise.
Mobile devices are a major, expanding source of liability and are a leading cause of data breaches today. Now, these protections need to be extended and enhanced to include desktops, laptops, smartphones and other personal devices employees use to access enterprise information.
