Track & Trace

The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing at a tremendous rate, but so too are criticisms of its security risks. As a commercially motivated technology, IoT does not always seem to be developed with user security in mind. The fact that billions upon billions of devices are becoming connected to the IoT every day makes this a serious issue on many levels.

Within your manufacturing organisation, your employees work with a wide range of product parts and components each day. And although these small pieces may seem insignificant to the average person, your workforce possesses the unique skillset to manufacture these separate parts into a unified, high-quality product for consumer use. But what would happen if one of those parts was a fake?

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We live in a digital era. Data is all around us and, at the manufacturing level, the huge volumes of real-time data available provides new insights into processes. Used intelligently, these data offer a pathway to continuous process improvements and significant increase in production efficiency. For these benefits to be brought to bear, however, requires clear visualization, contextualization, and advanced analysis of the data, which is most efficiently achieved using a digital mirror of the physical world – a ‘digital twin.'

As the global logistics and supply chain industry continues to grow — it is expected to reach $15.5 trillion by 2023 — pharmaceutical companies are facing more hurdles than ever to monitor their cargo as it passes through the supply chain.

With the constant change in technology the possibilities of what you can do with media today is amazing. A prime example of this is something called Augmented Reality or AR. Within this blog I’m going to cover what AR actually is and how we can use it to provide a more interactive experience for the viewer and our possible future clients.

Major biometric technologies include finger scanning, facial recognition, iris and retinal scanning, finger geometry, voice recognition and dynamic signature verification. Other biometric technologies include ear geometry, body odour measurement, keystroke dynamics and gait recognition.

While the use of sensor technology has long affected how manufacturers, industrial organizations and utilities operate, the addition of IoT to sensors has expanded their impact and use cases, bringing more connectivity and analytics to processes than ever before. Today, smart factories, smart cities, smart buildings and connected individuals are using an array of smart sensors to collect real-time data for real-time insights and decision-making.

By assigning a unique serial number to each pharmaceutical product, goods can be identified and tracked throughout the entire pharmaceutical supply chain.  Information including the product origin, shelf life and batch number could be identified and associated with the serial number, enabling track and trace through production to the patient.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced today a “new era of smarter food safety” under which it will test artificial intelligence and machine learning to better assess foodborne illness risks from imports and explore blockchain for tracking all foods before they hit grocery store shelves.

Enterprises are attaining double-digit improvements in forecast error rates, demand planning productivity, cost reductions and on-time shipments using machine learning today, revolutionizing supply chain management in the process.

The regulations require retailers to have an Economic Operator Identifier Code (registered to their business) and a Facility Identifier Code (for each of their stores) in order to purchase compliant cigarettes and hand-rolling tobacco products from 20 May 2019.

Efficient cross-company collaboration is key for companies to profitably service customer demand in a timely manner while minimizing costs. Blockchain is a promising technology to create the trust and transparency needed to achieve these objectives. Companies are working through industry blockchain consortiums and blockchain co-innovation programs to explore various blockchain for supply chain use cases.

Juul Labs is today launching a pilot for its new Track & Trace program, which is meant to use data to identify exactly how Juul devices wind up in the hands of minors. Juul vaporizers all have a serial number down at the bottom, by the Juul logo. However, it wasn’t until recently that Juu…

For consumers, it will mean the ability to access vast amounts of information such as where the product was made, the farm that the ingredients came from and where the package can be recycled.​

Track and trace delivery will allow you to notify customers with accuracy when they can expect to receive their orders. It also allows you to stay on top of everything, without having to worry about losing track of your daily progress.

Counterfeit medicines have been a thorn in the side of the pharmaceutical industry, contributing to health risks around the world and billions of dollars in lost revenue, but that might be about to change.