Introduction Global Product Classification (GPC) represents one of the most significant standardization initiatives in the realm of global commerce. Developed and maintained by GS1, the international organization behind the barcode, GPC provides a common language for grouping products in the same way, everywhere in the world. This standardization eliminates confusion, enhances supply chain visibility, and […]
What is a GTIN Mean? A GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) is a unique identifier that can be used globally to identify products, ensuring consistency and accuracy in product information The Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) can be used by a company to uniquely identify all of its trade items. GS1 defines trade items as […]
Introduction A Global Location Number (GLN) is a 13-digit identifier, part of the GS1 system, used to uniquely identify locations in the supply chain. It can be used to represent a physical location like a warehouse, a legal entity like a company, or a specific function within a company. GLNs improve efficiency by streamlining communication […]
Introduction The Global Data Synchronization Network is a game-changing solution for businesses grappling with product data management challenges. It’s a standardized, automated system that enables trading partners to seamlessly exchange accurate, up-to-date product information. Key Takeaways GDSN datapools are central hubs in the Global Data Synchronization Network, facilitating standardized product data exchange between trading partners. […]
Introduction How Much Does Bad Product Data Cost You? If you still receive incorrect, incomplete, inadequate provider data from your supply chain partners, this “inaccurate” data is costing you and your suppliers money every day. Do you want to know the true cost of data and how much bad provider data costs you? Continue to […]