TygaTrax

TygaTrax is a system developed by Tyga-Box Systems, Inc., a company founded in 1991 by Nadine Cino and Marty Spindel. Originally focused on renting reusable plastic moving boxes (TygaBox) to reduce costs and environmental impact, the company has evolved with technology. Cino, who serves as CEO, has a background in apparel design from the Fashion Institute of Technology and strategic business from NYU Stern School of Business.

The company's primary offering is a wireless system for tracking and managing corporate assets, aimed at the facility and moving industries. This system uses pre-encoded, dime-sized digital tags instead of traditional barcodes to streamline workflows and improve accuracy. The technology allows for real-time, simultaneous tracking of thousands of items, with the ability to pinpoint the location of an individual tag. This service is designed to eliminate manual data entry and provide continuous visibility of assets.

The business operates by providing its reusable boxes and intelligent tracking systems to corporate clients, helping them manage office moves and asset repositioning. The model aims to reduce client labor costs, minimize waste by eliminating cardboard, and prevent loss or damage to assets through enhanced tracking and security features. The original TygaBox system, which puts moves on wheels from the start, is designed to be efficient and reduce the risk of injury, as boxes are never lifted while full. The company also offers a consulting division, Net Zero Waste Move, for corporate asset repositioning and repurposing.

Keywords: asset tracking, corporate moving, reusable packaging, intelligent moving system, facility management, digital tags, real-time location services, zero-waste moving, office relocation, asset management, supply chain technology, RFID tracking, sustainable moving solutions