PROJECT OF THE MONTH | TIGER LIFTING


Tiger Lifting partners with RiConnect to supply its complete SaaS suite


Tiger Lifting has partnered with RiConnect, a smart, cloud-based asset management platform. This gives Tiger access to SupraTag RFID technology, making it easier to track equipment, store documents digitally and meet safety and compliance standards. The partnership helps customers work more efficiently, reduce downtime and support their sustainability goals.


n February 2022, Tiger Lifting were delighted to announce that Charles Tsao of Tiger Lifting and Steven Hong of RiConnect formed a mutual global cooperation framework. Since Tiger joined the network of RiConnect,


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they have had access to the SupraTag, which is distributed through operations in Taiwan, North America, Europe, South-East Asia and the UK. RiConnect is an asset management


tool that is controlled through cloud-based software. RiConnect provides not just a solution for asset management but also a platform for efficient and accurate information transaction between different parties along the


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supply chain, including product manufacturers, asset owners and inspection service providers. It helps to maximise the utilisation of assets, and optimise asset maintenance and inspection plans while fulfilling the needs of all the stakeholders in the process. RiConnect stands at the forefront of equipment management and compliance system. Leveraging state-of-the-art technology, RiConnect provides customers with a robust software to meet diverse international regulations. At its core, RiConnect prioritises equipment status management. Utilising Internet of Things (IoT) technology, it enables real-time


An adjustable 1t capacity angle beam clamp from Tiger Lifting.


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