Case Study: Denver Seminary achieves up to 5 hours saved per day with Asset Panda

Asset Panda Saves Denver Seminary Up To 5 Hours A Day With Its Asset Tracking Technology

Denver Seminary, a graduate-level school of theology with campuses in Colorado, Washington, D.C., and Texas, struggled to track rapidly changing IT and facilities assets using a single Excel spreadsheet. The spreadsheet approach made it difficult for staff to produce accurate, timely updates and conduct reliable audits across multiple locations.

Since adopting Asset Panda in April 2017, the seminary consolidated IT and facilities equipment into one central, user-accessible system with mobile audits, barcode generation, unlimited custom fields, and a user-friendly interface. Technicians can look up and update assets anywhere on campus, audits are easier and more frequent, accounting workflows improved, and the school reports saving up to five hours a day, with strong customer support during implementation.

Denver Seminary

Jason Adams

Director of IT