Life Sciences Industry
Serialization: A Global Challenge or Opportunity?
For global life sciences supply chains, serialized products are not required by global regulations, but serializing them is key. It ensures the integrity of product, the economic management of product throughout its lifecycle – including product authenticity – as well as saleable returns management and anti-diversion. As companies incorporate serialized data into their operations, and real-time traceability of the resulting data, the key question for many is, am I getting a return on my serialization investment? Or is my investment focused only on compliance?
Serialization: A Global Challenge or Opportunity?
Better inventory control
More accurate orders
Rapid and simple returns
management
Reduced potential for product counterfeiting and diversion
These benefits and more can be realized faster than you think. The data required to drive quantum improvements in your supply chain – the improvements possible with 100% supply chain visibility – are already at your fingertips. Or at least in your business systems, and in the devices that record the movement of product and product components.
No longer will valuable data be held captive, siloed in single purpose compliance systems. With 100% supply chain visibility from ACSIS, the value of that data will be unlocked and available to you in real time, so batch returns and quarantines are lower cost and more precise. And products are managed throughout the extended supply chain.
ACSIS has the best practices and technology – including artificial intelligence and machine learning – to help you tap into the data that your devices, partners, and business systems are regularly generating. Then, you can view and work with that data holistically and use that real-time visibility to transform your supply chain.
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