The Global Language of Business
Industries
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GS1 has a long history in retail and the ubiquitous beep of the GS1 barcode is heard at store checkouts 5 billion times a day. Today, there are many paths to purchase, but consumers are demanding one, seamless retail channel - the one that brings their product home. They are creating "personal supply chains" for food, clothing, electronics and more - and GS1 standards can help. black short curly hairstyles 2016 frozen hair salon latex lingerie red hair extensions real hair elsa hair wig latex gloves ebay hair extensions wig short curly hair latex dresses uk sgi indian hair reviews bombay hair uk discount code latex clothes More... |
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As a patient you are entitled to the best care. The use of our standards in healthcare increases patient safety, drives supply chain efficiencies and improves the traceability of medicines. More... |
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As a manufacturer, retailer or logistics service provider, you need to know exactly where your shipments of goods are at any time, where they have come from, and when and where they are due to arrive. The use of GS1 standards gives you accurate up-to-date information about all these matters so that you can make good decisions for your business. More... |
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As a fiercely competitive, multi-trillion-dollar industry, Foodservice is driving forward at an accelerated rate. This forever evolving segment is on the cusp of expansion, encompassing any business, institution or company responsible for meals prepared outside of the home. This extensive market includes manufacturers, distributors and operators, all of whom are tasked and responsible for increased visibility, efficiency and food safety, among other regulatory demands. More... |
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Defence, engineering, energy, mass transit and mining—all are technical industries that currently face many of the same challenges such as cost pressures, counterfeiting and the race to digitise their physical worlds. They share a mutual need for transparent processes to optimise their supply chains as parts and raw materials enter production environments; are processed, assembled and packaged; and then exit as finished products bound for customer locations. More... |
Standards
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Globally unique identification keysGS1 ID Keys give companies efficient ways to access information about items in their supply chains, and share this information with trading partners. ID Keys > |
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ShareExchange of business-critical information EDI (Transaction Data)
Product Data Sharing (Master Data) Global Data Synchronisation Network (GDSN)> Global Product Classification> (GPC)> Visibility Event Data EPCIS and Core Business Vocabulary (CBV)> Network |
Defence, engineering, energy, mass transit and mining—all are technical industries that currently face many of the same challenges such as cost pressures, counterfeiting and the race to digitise their physical worlds. They share a mutual need for transparent processes to optimise their supply chains as parts and raw materials enter production environments; are processed, assembled and packaged; and then exit as finished products bound for customer locations.
