The loss of critical assets in public sector operations triggers a cascading effect of costly service delays, safety violations, and wasted labor.
Copyright © 2026 The Infotech Beat, All Rights Reserved.
Complete the Form Below
Samsara may follow up in accordance with their Privacy Policy, which offers more information on the privacy practices and how your personal data will be processed by or on behalf of Samsara.
By accessing advertiser content, your details will be used by The Infotech Beat & Samsara for the fulfillment of 'the offer' and follow-up after the fulfillment of the offer.
See the Privacy Policy for more information on the privacy practices of Samsara and how your personal data will be processed by or on behalf of Samsara.
Missing Assets, Mounting Costs: The Public Sector Theft and Loss Report
Key Takeaways:
- Agencies without tracking solutions self-report an average annual loss of $4.5 million due to missing and stolen assets.
- Equipment valued under $10,000 accounts for nearly two-thirds of total annual theft and loss expenses.
- Locating a stolen high-value asset takes an average of 18 days.
- 65% of agencies say a missing critical asset caused a significant shutdown or delay in the past 12 months.
- Agencies that track the majority of their assets are roughly 8x more likely to recover stolen equipment within the first five days.
