GlobeRanger, a tailored software suite, that turns the signals from a company's physical assets into a true, real-time record of where each asset is and what condition it is in, now and over time.
GlobeRanger is a Fujitsu software suite that turns the signals from RFID tags, barcodes and all kinds of sensors into a single true record of where every asset is and what condition it is in, now and over time.
Your operating logic lives in its algorithms. The moment the position or condition of an asset changes, GlobeRanger starts the right processes across your organization and your partners: a failed component calls for its replacement, the supplier is informed, and the asset is pulled from service before it causes harm.
A reading taken now says nothing about yesterday. A cold chain that is working today may have failed for half an hour three days ago, and the goods are then cold and spoiled at the same time. GlobeRanger records not only the condition an asset is in, but the condition it has been in.
It runs at the edge, close to your assets, so it keeps working through outages and on closed or private networks.
It writes into the systems you already run, such as SAP, and reuses the hardware you already own. No rip and replace.
GlobeRanger tracks every whiskey barrel at Jim Beam in Kentucky through production and maturation. Each barrel is tagged and validated automatically. One view of every barrel across warehouses and distilleries, and far less paperwork.
Download PDF
Airbus and Fujitsu built the Smart Emergency Equipment Manager on GlobeRanger. Cabin crews scan the RFID tags Airbus already installs in production and confirm in seconds that every life vest is present and its seal intact. A check that took an hour before a flight now runs in 90 seconds, in service today.
Download PDF
A German defence manufacturer stores ammunition and explosives in former bunkers, hazard classes 1.1 to 1.4. Each bunker has its own installation. Stock is confirmed by scanning, with no connection to the outside and without anyone counting by hand.
The customer has asked not to be named.
Three kinds of asset make a tracking error expensive, and for all of them the signals to prevent it usually already exist.
01
An aircraft rotable, a batch of very expensive medicine, years of maturing spirit, a pallet of ammunition. Losing the asset means losing its value.
02
A spare part that costs little in itself, but whose absence halts an entire production line at a six figure cost for every day it is missing.
03
A water filter that was never installed correctly, medicine that ran warm and became harmful, a weapon missing from the armory. A wrong record here puts people at risk.
GlobeRanger matters most where such assets exist in high numbers and change their condition often. High count, high change frequency: that is where a manual record fails first. And one asset can be all three types at once. A batch of medicine is expensive in itself, critical to the treatment it belongs to, and a health risk for the patient who receives it spoiled or not at all.
GlobeRanger pricing follows scope, and scope becomes clear by working together. The way in has four stages, and each one makes the next concrete.
A video call with the GlobeRanger team. One question on the table: does GlobeRanger fit your operation?
One to three days at your site. We find your actual use case, show the product live and shape what a pilot would look like. The cost is credited against everything that follows.
A trial run on your own use case, at one site and at small scale. GlobeRanger proves that it works in your operation, not on a slide.
The rollout across your company, a division or a set of sites, scoped and priced on what boot camp and pilot made concrete.
The first step costs 13 minutes.
