by Snezhi Todorova | Oct 15, 2021 | End-to-End Supply Chain Visibility, Enterprise Serialization, Intelligent Solutions, Serialization, Serialization Management, Serialized Warehouse, Supply Network Visibility, Traceability
ACSIS is conducting a Supply Chain Visibility podcast series hosted by Bill Wohl, a veteran of the technology sector with many years in enterprise software, including SAP. The latest podcast, #5 in the series, features a discussion with John DiPalo, Chief Strategy...
by Snezhi Todorova | Aug 11, 2021 | Cloud Services, End-to-End Supply Chain Visibility, Intelligent Solutions, Supply Network Visibility
Mergers and acquisitions are ripe opportunities for data flow interruption. The joining or separating of two (or more) business entities can be challenging enough. But M&A also means joining or separating supply chain operations and supply chain data. When...
by Snezhi Todorova | Jul 29, 2021 | Serialization, Serialization Management, Serialized Warehouse, Supply Network Visibility, Traceability
For years, ACSIS has been working with companies to track returnable transport items, otherwise known as RTIs. We have tracked everything from totes to gas cylinders and canisters, pallets, racks, and other transport items. The obvious benefit from tracking returnable...
by Snezhi Todorova | Jul 1, 2021 | Intelligent Solutions, Serialization, Serialization Management, Traceability
Raffle tickets are slips of paper that have been serialized with sequential numbers. They’re used to buy a unique chance to win a prize. Ultimately, they’re about converting a dollar or two of cash into hopes and dreams. In the age of the digitally transformed supply...
by Snezhi Todorova | Jun 14, 2021 | Intelligent Solutions, Supply Network Visibility, Traceability
While COVID-19 continues to rage in some countries, the largest economies that have invested heavily in vaccinating their populations are beginning to see better times ahead. As a result, they are furiously engaged in switching their economies back on. But they’re...
