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Sotheby's Secure, Reliable Management Of High Value Assets
March 8, 2010
•Case Study: Sotheby's Secure, Reliable Management Of High Value Assets
By Xterprise
Some of the world's most fascinating—and valuable—books, artworks and jewelry pass through the vaults and galleries of Sotheby's each year, one of the world's oldest and largest auctioneers.
From the personal libraries of Napoleon Bonaparte and Prince Talleyrand, to the jewels of the Duchess of Windsor, prized collections of diamonds and fine wines, and original works by Rembrandt, Van Gogh and other great masters, Sotheby's routinely oversees the sale of iconic works of art, culture and commerce.
It is no surprise, then, that Sotheby's takes great care to track and protect artworks and other items often valued in the millions of dollars. With 2006 auction sales of $3.7 billion and more than 100 offices around the world, Sotheby's wanted the most precise and reliable technology available to monitor the location and movement of those assets.
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