What do your current IT asset tags state?

[Patrick Perkins]

Unique number and barcode

[Brandon Theurer]

An ID number with a barcode.

[Brandon Theurer]

They state the ID number and barcode.

[Brandon Theurer]

barcode and number

[Nicole Gaecklein]

Unique ID with a scannable barcode.

[Michael Mariano]

It’s part of my daily job.

[Alexis Thomason]

Our existing asset tags have a barcode that corresponds with the asset number designated to that device. They also have our organizations name on them. Depending on the vendor or purchase method of the device the asset tags may also have a prefix indicating they were leased from a certain vendor, or tagged at a certain facility.

[Karen King]

Barcode/Number/logo/if found info.

[Daniel Wood]

Asset Number, Scannable bar code. a PO number and warranty exp date

[Bryan McCauley]

Unique ID with a scannable barcode.

[Dan Cassidy]

My organization only uses assets for computers. It states my organization where I work, a unique identifying number, the individual assigned to the asset and a QR code which links back to a general knowledge IT page.

[Dan Cassidy]

My organization only uses asset tags on computers. The asset tags state the organization, a unique identifier, the individual assigned to the asset, and a QR code that accesses a general organizational IT page.

[Karol Owczarski]

no special tag, OE SNs

[Victor Danao]

Our IT assets tags state the identity of the machine we use.

[Esmeralda Saucedo]

Unique ID

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