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Innovation in Tracking & Traceability

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Discrete Component Tracking

“…we have automatic content and quality information for each product that we manufacture,” – Production Manager

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Tracking & Traceability

We have a multi-industry grasp of just what issues are involved with tracking and traceability. We have applications that cover these requirements for discrete manufactured products (for example domestic gas boilers), the food industry with Recipe Management and Portion Control through to commodities that are moved in bulk (grain, feed, coal and aggregates). Special techniques are required to make sure that Tracking reflects manufacturing and business processes; also that Traceability is easily and promptly available not only for regulated industries and accredited operations but also for transactional recording and business audit trails. We operate a system which complies with the methods and requirements of the pharmaceutical industry to ensure that complete confidence can be assured in both system data and information.

 

The more visible tracking technologies of Barcodes and RFID are used in many innovative applications, DB having the experience to make sure that such systems deliver real business benefits.
 
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Business and Operational Benefits

We operate in an environment where these questions are asked and answers obtained…


• What product did the customer actually receive and was it the product ordered?
• Was the product ever in QA Hold or Quarantine?
• Was it ever merged or split in inventory?
• What was the complete product genealogy?
• Where are all suspect recall products (parent and child) located and how do I identify them in an efficient low-profile manner?
• What materials from what vendors went into the finished product?
• What materials were added? Quantities? Lot IDs?
• Did the product adhere to the standard Bill of Materials (BOM)?
• What Lot IDs where used to make the product?
• Were acceptable substitutes used according to the BOM?

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