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GS 1 US’ Melanie Nuce Hilton weighs in on the role of the White House’s supply chain council, and technology’s role

AIM North America, which promotes knowledge and solutions for the automated data capture industry, names top honorees across three categories.

Project to define and validate industry data requirements before exploring use cases leveraging traceability standards and any industry-specific requirements to enable interoperability at that stage.

Standardized product information enables shorter product development cycles, resulting in process efficiencies, enhanced sustainability and transparency for consumers.

Guideline offers overview of foundational data elements and standards to enable supply chain visibility.

Study highlights migration underway to meet changing consumer needs for more product information.

During the two-day event, more than 80 hackers on 18 teams competed to create solutions that applied GS1 Standards to technologies including blockchain, machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI) and others.

More than 1,200 supply chain, e-commerce and technology professionals to learn and share innovative uses of GS1 standards.

Guideline illustrates how leveraging GS1 standards in data sharing enables operational efficiencies, improves sustainability and optimizes last mile costs.

Joseph Sheridan, president and COO of Wakefern Food Corp., named Chairman, executives from Wendy’s QSCC and Coca-Cola North America named vice chairmen.

Standards initiative workgroups restructured following success of standards adoption, basic education work.

Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) serialization and item-level traceability requirements set to take effect in 2017 and 2023.

The latest label print/apply systems sync data and placement variability.

Comprehensive online platform to help companies improve business processes and data quality.

GS1 also launches major update to global data synchronization network.