The people who research, write and review every guide in our resource library — practitioners, engineers and writers who work with asset management every day.
Every article on Find Asset is written and edited by The Find Asset Team — a small group based in Accra, Ghana, made up of the same people who build the Find Asset platform and support the organisations that use it. We are not a content farm and we do not publish for the sake of publishing. We write about asset management because we work in it: registering equipment, running audits, printing barcode and RFID labels, reconciling registers against reality, and helping finance and facilities teams pass their audits.
Our writing is grounded in day-to-day practice rather than theory. Between us, the team has hands-on experience across the situations our readers actually face:
Asset management sounds dry until an auditor asks you to physically produce a generator that vanished eighteen months ago. Our goal with every guide is to be genuinely useful to the person facing that moment — clear, specific and honest about trade-offs, not padded to hit a word count. We would rather publish one article that solves a real problem than ten that repeat what everyone else already says.
Our resource library covers the full life of an asset — from registering and tagging it, through tracking, auditing and maintaining it, to depreciating and finally disposing of it. Alongside the how-to guides we publish industry-specific advice for schools, hospitals, hotels, NGOs and the public sector, plus plain-English explainers on barcodes, RFID and the standards that sit behind them.
If any of it helps you run a tighter, more trustworthy asset register, it has done its job.
