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In an average work environment, after using a device or machine for a long period of time, we find that it tends to slow down the more we use it. At first it may not be noticeable, but as time passes, at some point, you will no longer be able to ignore the instances when your equipment ‘lags’ or ‘freezes’. In the long term, not knowing your equipment’s exact effectiveness can be risky to ignore, as your equipment can end up depreciating prematurely or even worse, breakdown entirely, causing unplanned downtime.

Asset (or device) damage is a common occurrence for almost all businesses. In their careers, it is almost a given that an employee may accidentally drop a device or tool that they are working with. Damage from incidents like these hinder work performance due to the slow degradation of the device. In other cases, devices are used way beyond their tested limits, leading to its timely decay. All in all, any form of damage is a roadblock that hinders any company’s capability to effectively and efficiently produce goods or services. Long waiting times and costly replacements are something that companies would want to avoid at all costs.