At the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, accurately measuring air quality is a top priority. Air quality monitoring stations rely on sophisticated technical equipment, which must remain up and running around the clock. Ongoing operation requires a stable supply of replacement parts, which can cost anywhere from 50 cents to a few thousand dollars per item, sourced through roughly 100 different suppliers. With Wasp Inventory Control, the equipment tracking system, accurately tracking parts on-hand enabled the group to increase the variety of items stocked and to manage minimum quantities. Delays that once occurred in the repair of key equipment have virtually been eliminated…Read more on Bay Area Air Quality Case Study