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Competitive strategies for future supply chain management in European Union on the food example - Part I

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Szymanowski W.

Intercathedra

2010

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In the first part of the paper there is presented logistic and specially informational infrustucture based on the megatrendes influenced on the Eurpean Market. To rebuild traditional supply chains management are presented two main strategies, based on M. Porter’s: leader cost and heterogenity strategies applied to information technology environment. First of them is Transparency Strategy that improve chain effectiveness. The second one is Flexibility Strategy based on outsourcing techniques that gives possibility ”to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”. The Transparency Strategy is the main strategy and Flexibility Strategy is secondary strategy. The Traceability System is necessary to apply both upper strategies. It’s a part of GS1 system build in the informational environment.

Development and application of bar codes

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Tabert M.

Intercathedra

2010

tom 26

The road leading to the establishment of the UPC bar code standard, which initiated the development of a family of line codes is discussed. Based on the UPC code the structure of a bar code is presented together with the principles of its reading using a laser scanner. The structure of the EAN-13 code is characterised and its evolution towards a global standard, i.e. the GS1 system, currently predominant in logistics is shown. The area of the GS1 system applications and the structure of the logistics label applied within this system are presented.

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1 Szymanowski W.

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Competitive strategies for future supply chain management in European Union on the food example - Part I

Development and application of bar codes