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WinWare Inc. (Cribmaster)	Case Study: Luke Air Force Base RFID What does a 13-person military team need to survive in Iraq and Afghanistan for five days by themselves without any base support? What types of pro- tective gear and critical life saving items are needed? How much? Inside the storage warehouse of the 56th Security Forces Squadron (56SFS) at Luke AFB where these items are stored are the massive 463L aircraft pallets that hold up to 10,000lbs of ...
WinWare Inc. (Cribmaster)	Inventory Management of Indirect Material is a Long- Manufacturing facilities rely on processes to keep machines running and inventory optimized. These processes in some cases are well defined, but sometimes technology shortcomings do not allow for the correct gathering of information regarding these processes. In other cases, they are well defined but its difficult to control inventory at the plant floor level. Sometimes the defining of plant ...
WinWare Inc. (Cribmaster)	Case Study: Cut the scrap! And That's No Bull Scrap is waste. For many years, precision manufacturers have been searching for proven methods and technology to reduce scrap. Advanced Green Components (AGC) is a quality manufacturer of forgings and machined rings used in the manufacture of bearings. Keith Kegley, AGC's Senior Production Analyst, realized that due to the shear volume of produc- tion in his facility, one small operator error ...
WinWare Inc. (Cribmaster)	Case Study: Mercury Marine - Propelling Solutions in Asset Think about it. How did marine propulsion evolve? Thousands of years ago, the most efficient way for humans to move a vessel through the water was simply to push it or pull it. Next came the oar. Although the oar provided better control, the propulsion depended solely on the strength of the operator with some help, of course, from Mother Nature. Not until the late 1800's was the first motor boat ...
WinWare Inc. (Cribmaster)	Case Study: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Uses RFID to Track A relay race involves several members of a team where a baton is exchanged or handed off from one runner to the next. To run a successful 4x400 meter relay race it takes speed, communication, and a smooth and successful baton hand-off to the next runner. At Portsmouth Naval Shipyard where Navy submarines are overhauled, repaired, and modernized, workers have a "relay-like race" behavior. Their ...
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