Unmarked Asset Tagging

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Unmarked Asset Tagging refers to the process of applying covert, non-visible identification technologies (e.g., RFID inlays or hidden barcode labels) to assets in order to discreetly capture and track them throughout logistics and supply chain operations without affecting the items’ visible appearance or security.

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