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by ehsan on October 24, 2006

According to SDCE, Gemini for OPM will allow users at Welch's and third-party locations to use mobile radio frequency (RF) scanners to record key transactions such as receiving, inventory movements, production batch operations, quality control and shipping directly on the shop floor. By capturing data immediately at the point of origin, Welch's said it hopes to reduce errors and increase data quality, while allowing improved supply chain operations and inventory management.
ClearOrbit explained that Gemini for OPM integrates directly to the Oracle data model, in real-time, using standard Oracle Application Program Interfaces (APIs). This approach leverages all of the setups, tolerances and profiles already defined in Welch's initial Oracle deployment, minimizing implementation, training and ongoing support costs. More importantly, data accuracy and integrity are never compromised, providing the responsiveness and control Welch's requires for its high-velocity supply chain.
Welch's will concurrently implement ClearOrbit's Compliance Label Manager (CLM). CLM is expected to enhance Welch's ability to manage barcode label format requests for pallet and case marking, driven by grocery and mass merchandiser customer requirements. CLM allows "distance printing" of compliance labels over the Web for in-house operations or third-party vendors, as well as the ability for locations to produce radio frequency identification (RFID) labels using rules-driven tagging formats.
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Opiate Detox
(11/01/06 7:13am)
An interesting and good idea to come to the support of customers at Welch's and not only. All big companies should think about improving the quality of their services.
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