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• Apparel Retailer Outfits Supply Chain With Automation Gains Real-Time Visibility

  This leading retailer of casual apparel for men, women and children operates over 1,000 stores in the United States, Canada, Japan, Italy and the United Kingdom. It also sells products through online stores and catalogues. Merchandise is shipped to these stores by air and sea freight from three distribution centers. The company lacked visibility into its supply chain. Its homegrown system involved spreadsheets, emails and phone calls with international business units and over 30 trading partners. With a 12-hour time difference between partners, accurate and real-time information was nearly impossible.

• Overcoming Bioavailability Challenges In Oral Formulation Development

  With nearly 90% of developmental pipeline drugs consisting of poorly soluble molecules, formulation experts must address this obstacle by applying approaches to improve an API’s pharmacokinetics. 

• Service Bureau Turns To Alaris To Deliver Superior, Cost-Effective Mailroom And Document Management Solutions

  High-volume Kodak i5850 Scanners backed by Alaris service and support provide the productivity and cost-effectiveness MEI Mail & Document Management Services needed to expand offerings and meet higher volume demands

• Law Firm Quickly Transforms 7,000 Boxes Of Legal Documents To Digital Files

  Huge volume of records converted seamlessly via expertise of Data Repro Com Ltd. and information capture technology from Alaris.

• Two Gold Mining Companies Each Chose Multiple Tri-Flow Systems For Dry Dust Control On Thermal Treatment Systems That Exhaust To Atmosphere

  The Tri-Flow units range in capacity from 2000 to 20,000 cfm; all use Tri-Plus MERV 15 filters, an alternative proven superior to bags and cartridges, which are typically MERV 10-13.

• Cartridge Dust Collector For Sandblasting

  A company specializing in onsite sandblasting chose a Tri-flow cartridge dust collector for its high efficiency (99.99%+) on particles that range from submicron to 5+ microns.

• Seal-Scan Medical Device Case Study

  High product costs and superior quality requirements are the two single reasons for successful integration of airborne ultrasound seal inspection for medical device packaging. This case study focuses on the use of Seal-Scan® for final seal quality verification for an implantable sterilized medical device.

• Patient Centric Monitoring Methodology

  There is a shift in the pharmaceutical and CRO industries to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and quality of clinical trial research and the data generated together with improving patient safety. Read how Patient Centric Monitoring enables faster data access and quality checks, enabling early detection of errors and risks and ensuring improved patient safety plus data quality and integrity.

• Merck Transforms Trial Efficiency With Strategic eTMF Initiative

  Merck has embarked on a company-wide mission to update its TMF processes and technology to ensure greater quality documentation and timeliness, while making it easier for study personnel to reach critical milestones.

• Improving Patient Experience And Employee Engagement At University Of Chicago Medicine

  At University of Chicago Medicine, we’ve been on a journey to make our experience match our science. One of the key efforts on that journey was to introduce iPad-based rounding as a tool to help nurse leaders identify and solve any patient or family concerns quickly and efficiently, as well as to recognize nurses and other staff members for excellence. We also wanted to capture patient comments in a way that would help inform system-level improvement efforts.

• Retorting Fruit Cups At Del Monte

  This case study explains how a new packaging system at Del Monte’s Modesto, CA plant fills and seals 700 four-oz fruit cups per minute and sterilizes them in two-batch retorts.

• Intelligently Streamline Claims Processing

  Advancements in technology are moving more quickly today than ever before, making it difficult for insurance organizations to keep up. As the industry evolves, it has become more apparent that insurers are only as good as the data utilized throughout their decision-making processes. Organizations must take a closer look at their internal operating workflows such as claims processing and embrace emerging technologies to streamline traditional workflows that can no longer adapt to the current or future consumer demands of the industry.