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GS1 Sweden The global language of business
Transcript of Alice mukaru presentation av gs1
GS1 Sweden
The global language of business
© 2010 GS1 Sweden
What is GS1? • Employing over 1,500 staff in 101 national organisations operating
across 133 countries
• Headquartered in Brussels and Princeton
• A million member companies world-wide
• More than five billion transactions using GS1 standards every day
• We are not-for-profit organization • We are neutral from business partners • We are user-driven and governed • We serve all companies, from multinationals to SMEs • We are a platform for collaborative agreements between business
partners
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Our vision
“GS1 Sweden simplifies companies’ local and global trade” Through cooperation,GS1 develops sector-neutral standards and services which enable efficiency improvements in the flow of information and goods
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10.000 customers
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Some of our customers
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Global standards & SC convergence
How can tires be identified in one common way to meet multiple market needs without segregating inventories?
Solution: EPCglobal Tag Data Standard
• Manufacturers sell common goods in multiple markets • Case in point: Tires are sold to Wal-Mart, the US DoD, aerospace AND automobile manufacturers
The Case Study of the Tire Industry
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The GS1 system
EAN-13" ITF-14"
GS1 DATABAR" GS1-128"
EAN-8" RFID/EPC"
Business relationship"
Individual asset"
Returnable asset"
Product class"
Shipping container"
Location"
Item number"
GS1 DATA"MATRIX"
Document type"
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Metering points, meters and invoice
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Recent advances in miniaturization, sensor & communication technology, and new materials drive for a new computing paradigm
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Min
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(2) PCs
(1) Mainframe
(4) Smart Things
(3) Mobiles / Smart Cards
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The most widely deployed Technology: RFID
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The opportunities are multi-fold:
Search & Find Trust Linking Information
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The correct medication to the right patient
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EPCglobal Standards support 3 activities
Shared Service Interactions
EPCglobal Core Services and other
Shared Services
Com
pany A
Exchange of Physical objects
with EPCs
Exchange of data about
EPCs
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Com
pany B
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The EPCglobal Network
ORGANIZATION A
Readers
EPC Middleware
EPCIS Internal Systems
(ERP, WMS)
ORGANIZATION B
Readers
EPC Middleware
EPCIS Internal Systems
(ERP, WMS)
Security Authentication Authorization
Tagged Units Moving Through the Supply Chain
EPC Reader Mgmt
EPC Reader Mgmt
Supply Chain Visibility Event Related Information
Discovery Services
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Visibility Standards - EPCIS
EPC Events answer 4 questions – What, Where, When, and Why
What • EPC number (can leverage master data) • Manufacturing Data (lot, batch, expiration date) • Transactional Data (PO, Shipment, Invoice)
Where • Location (can be fixed or moving – leverage master data)
When • Event Time • Record Time
Why • Business Process Step – e.g.: Receiving, Shipping • Product State – e.g.: Saleable, Active, In Transit • Current Conditions – e.g.: Temperature
The EPCIS standard enables extending event data in each direction
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EPCIS capture of supply chain events
Mitsui Soko van pool
NYTT container yard
Ceres Paragon container yard
Ceres Paragon van pool
Event Event Event Event
EPCIS at GS1 Germany
WHAT: GIAI 4912345.0101401CAXU8052010 WHERE: SGLN 4912345.00001.299 WHEN: 17.01.2008 08:46:00 UTC+9 WHY: Departing
WHAT: GIAI 4912345.0101401CAXU8052010 WHERE: SGLN 4912345.00003.213 WHEN: 18.01.2008 11:07:00 UTC+9 WHY: Loading
WHAT: GIAI 4912345.0101401CAXU8052010 WHERE: SGLN 8712345.67813.299 WHEN: 16.02.2008 15:47:00 UTC+1 WHY: Arriving
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EPCIS query of supply chain events
Query &
Response
Query &
Response
Query &
Response
Query &
Response
EPCIS at GS1 Germany
manufacturer logistics provider
distributor Dutch Customs
“What is the current status of my order?”
“Which products arrived at the Port of Amsterdam today?” “What does the shipment history look like?”
“How many containers do I need to pick up today?”
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Its all about visibility
What is visibility? • “Seeing” objects across a supply chain
– What, where, when and why • Sharing information
– Across an enterprise, between trading partners, across the world – Sharing information based on GS1 identification keys
GS1 EPCglobal Standards enable • Data capture – what, where, when • Adding value to data – why • Sharing information securely – known and unknown trading
partners
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What do we want to know
• When will new iPhone v arrive at opening of Grand Opening Store 555? • Which infusion pumps are missing from Ward 5 of Downtown Hospital? • Did my HP laptop make it back to the Repair facility and what is the status? • Where are all packages of ground beef packaged in #232 Manu. facility on 13 Jan 2009? • Why is container of medical supplies for villages in Philippines hit by tidal ©2008 GS1 EPCglobal wave held up in Customs? • Case #678 of product is missing at the retailer. Where was it last seen? The answers depend on tracking individual serialized items or assets…. This is not just for trade items
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Object Naming Service
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Useful if all you need to find is the manufacturer E.g., consumer-facing scenarios: “smart refrigerator” Does not find other parties in the supply chain
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What is “Discovery”?
“Discovery” = • Finding and obtaining all relevant EPCIS data… • … to which a party is authorized,… • …when some of that data is under the control of other parties with
whom no prior business relationship exists
Work just beginning within EPCglobal to create standards supporting Discovery
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Business Use cases for Discovery
• Inventory Visibility • Product Visibility • Recalls
• Brand Protection • Counterfeit • Diversion, Gray Market • Channel Management
• Chain of Custody • Track and Trace • Electronic Pedigree
Discovery supplies the data location for creating the pedigree
Discovery enables traceability of products
Discovery enables traceability and authentication of products
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EPCIS Interface
Manufacturer Distributor Retailer
Object Name Service (ONS)
EPCIS Interface EPCIS Interface
Point to source of information
DS Query
Authenticate, check for authorization
Discovery Services
Authenticate, check for authorization
Find multiple
information providers
Info for individual EPCs + policies to access it
Discovery Services vs. ONS
ONS Query
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General Scheme for RFID-based EAS in the Retail Store
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Metro
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Portugal - Books
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GS1 MobileCom vision
All consumers have access to trusted product information and related services via their mobile phones.
All stakeholders use GS1 standards to make this possible and so ensure interoperable, scalable and cost-effective applications.
In general, collaborative Mobile Commerce applications are enabled by an open infrastructure.
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Contact Details
Alice Mukaru GS1 Sweden Tel: +46 8 50 10 10 00 Direct: +46 8 50 10 10 64 Mobile: +46 703 644 643 [email protected] www.gs1.se
