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Systech Serialized Product Tracking enables expansion of RFID initiative

CRANBURY, N.J., Sept. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Systech International(TM), a pioneer of Packaging Execution Systems, today announced that its Serialized Product Tracking (SPT) application has been successfully implemented by Purdue Pharma L.P. to provide the key commercial infrastructure needed to expand GEN 2 RFID tagging of OxyContin(R) Tablets. SPT is enabling Purdue to extend the protection of their product while maintaining overall operational efficiency.

Purdue is one of the innovative pharmaceutical companies using Systech SPT software to verify product authenticity throughout the pharmaceutical supply chain.

Purdue leveraged the Systech SPT application in its Wilson, NC facility. Systech SPT appealed to Purdue and their need for an integrated solution to expand the number of product SKU's actively tagged, while ensuring the efficiency of its packaging and shipping operations. The initial project, now a fully operational deployment, provides Purdue with a scalable, sustainable and repeatable infrastructure to address those needs. The infrastructure now in place offers item-level serialization, case aggregation, and an interface to the SAP AII EPCIS.

"The Systech Serialized Product Tracking application provides us with insight into our products and packaging lines from the item level through the case and to our customer orders," said Jeffrey Zerillo, Senior Executive Director, Supply Chain at Purdue. "This increased level of visibility helps to protect the authenticity and integrity of our products in the supply chain. Implementing Systech's Serialized Product Tracking gives us a scalable platform for serialized product tracking that can help us meet regulatory requirements, protect supply chain integrity and maintain vital operational efficiencies."

"We are seeing more and more pharmaceutical companies turn to our serialization products as a means of addressi
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