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Benefits Of Serialized Inventory Solution In Small Businesses

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Even small businesses are becoming globally linked. Through platforms like Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and Shopify, barriers of entering into the e-commerce business has been reduced significantly. However, in such a situation, the need for traceability and tracking of inventory becomes even more important. Already, the pharmaceutical industry is faced with compliance regulations for maintaining documentation and sourcing of drugs. In addition to compliance, small businesses rarely have processes in place that help them do business in a better way without feeling burdened by growth. Not only does serialization provides a mechanism for documentation and tracking of inventory, but also for internal inventory control. Inventory management is an essential part of product-based businesses. Toyota is the pioneer of lean inventory management practices which considers inventory as a waste (muda). This view gives rise to the concept of Just-in-Time inventory, a process that favors highly eff...

Why You Should Serialize Your Inventory

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Managing inventory is the primary task for remaining competitive in today’s business environment. Good inventory control allows organizations to cut costs, and secure their margins while keeping customers happy. It also holds a lot of importance internally because company assets like equipment and furniture need to be tracked as well. What is Serialization? Serialization is when you label and record inventory using the unique identification number present in the product. Most products already contain a unique serial number, phones/tablets have IMEI, published books have an ISBN, and IoT sensors also have unique codes so that they can be tracked and maintained efficiently. Because these numbers are unique, they can be used to store valuable product information. This data can then be retrieved by either scanning the available barcodes or QR codes through scanning devices. In addition to that, the information about available inventory can be used to make data-driven decision...

Superior Car Sensor Inventory Tracking Through Serialized Inventory

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On average, a car may contain between 60-100 sensors. As the automotive industry pushes for smarter vehicles, the number of electronic sensors has also increased, to name a few, some common sensors are for speed, voltage, coolant, camshaft position, and many more. However, this poses a challenge for the distributors of auto-parts distributors for efficient tracking of inventory on-hand. Hence, serialization of inventory can prove extremely beneficial for optimizing operations and keep customers satisfied. Serialization The process of labelling and storing inventory using a unique serial number is called serialization. Most of these digital and analog sensors already contain unique identification numbers. These numbers can be used to keep track of inventory for each specific item without duplication, they are referred to as Unique Product Codes or UPC for short. Automotive Sensors Inventory Management For any business, inventory management is key and the same is true fo...