Verify, tag, value and track assets across locations with EAMS and on-site services from Emircom.
Manage Every Asset with Accuracy, Compliance, and Confidence
IT asset management today goes far beyond spreadsheets — it’s about governance, cost control, and performance visibility.
Emircom delivers a complete, end-to-end framework for managing IT assets across their entire lifecycle — from verification and tagging to valuation, tracking, and audit readiness.
We help enterprises and government entities across the UAE and GCC gain full visibility into their hardware and software portfolios, simplify complex IT environments, and maintain financial and regulatory compliance.
By combining field services, software (EAMS), and real-time data, Emircom enables organizations to reduce losses, improve utilization, and make smarter IT investment decisions.
Why Visibility and Verification Matter More Than Ever
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30% of IT assets vanish from company records every year.
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40% fewer lost assets with RTLS and GIS real-time location tracking.
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50% faster audits when you automate asset management.
Emircom’s Five Pillars of IT Asset Management
Maintain up-to-date asset registers and eliminate discrepancies between physical and financial records.
Emircom Asset Management Software (EAMS) is a browser-based platform that simplifies asset tracking, reporting, and movement management.
Ensure accuracy and regulatory compliance through structured audit and verification processes.
Generate precise asset values and allocate costs based on usage, lifecycle, or department.
Real-time visibility of assets through location-based monitoring systems.
Business Outcomes of an Integrated Asset Management System
Maintain an accurate fixed-asset register and eliminate data mismatches between systems and physical records. Our team tags, reconciles, and verifies assets using industry-standard barcodes and RFID.
Benefits:
Benefits:
- Faster audits and fewer write-offs
- Accurate fixed-asset register across sites
- Clear chain of custody and movement history
Browser-based platform to centralize asset data, track movement and generate audit-ready reports.
Features:
Features:
- Browser-based and cloud-accessible
- Customizable interface and workflows
- Asset movement tracking
- Single install to simplify upkeep.
Independent physical audits that validate the register, document discrepancies and deliver a remediation plan.
The process of Asset Management begins with a Fixed Asset Register which is a detailed list of all fixed assets owned by the Organization.
This is thus a key part of the fixed asset verification process. The Asset Register maintains accurate information of every asset. Physical verification of Inventory is the process of cross-checking financial records with managing a physical inventory or record.
Benefits:
The process of Asset Management begins with a Fixed Asset Register which is a detailed list of all fixed assets owned by the Organization.
This is thus a key part of the fixed asset verification process. The Asset Register maintains accurate information of every asset. Physical verification of Inventory is the process of cross-checking financial records with managing a physical inventory or record.
Benefits:
- Delivers complete asset visibility: know every asset’s history, status, and location in one verified register.
- Improves financial accuracy : ensures balance sheets and inventory values truly reflect what the business owns.
- Speeds up audits and reporting: simplifies month- and year-end closures with ready, verified data.
- Boosts asset utilization and eliminates duplication: prevents waste and unnecessary purchases.
- Strengthens compliance and governance: provides auditable proof of ownership for regulators, investors, and insurers.
Establish fair values and allocate costs by business unit or use, with clear documentation for finance and audit.
Cost allocation is a method used to assess and divide the costs associated with assets in specific categories within a Organization. Cost allocation is not just for large corporates looking to reduce expenses but also for small business owners can greatly benefit from cost allocation as it gives a more detailed look into the actual costs associated with your business, which allows you to assess prices better and increase your profitability.
How Cost Allocation Works: Cost allocation essentially works by assigning costs to smaller areas within the overall business so that you can view profits or losses at a finer and level. When you use cost allocation, you might discover that your true production cost per unit is higher than expected.
Outcomes:
Cost allocation is a method used to assess and divide the costs associated with assets in specific categories within a Organization. Cost allocation is not just for large corporates looking to reduce expenses but also for small business owners can greatly benefit from cost allocation as it gives a more detailed look into the actual costs associated with your business, which allows you to assess prices better and increase your profitability.
How Cost Allocation Works: Cost allocation essentially works by assigning costs to smaller areas within the overall business so that you can view profits or losses at a finer and level. When you use cost allocation, you might discover that your true production cost per unit is higher than expected.
Outcomes:
- Realistic capital asset values
- Transparent financial allocation
- Smarter investment decisions
See high-value assets on a live map. Track location and movement without line-of-sight and reduce search time.
Advantages:
Advantages:
- Location precision without line-of-sight
- Track asset movement metrics
- Reduce losses and optimize utilization
Why Asset Management Matters for Every Organization
- Full asset visibility across locations and departments
- Accurate financial reporting and valuation
- Streamlined audits and reconciliations
- Enhanced accountability and lifecycle efficiency
Industries and Sectors We Serve Across the GCC
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Amusement parks |
Financial Institutions | FMCG |
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Manufacturing units |
Restaurant chains |
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