The waste disposal organization, Nordschwaben in Germany is using mobile processes as a reliable tool for complying with new legal requirements, while making processes more efficient and faster.
Healthcare Supply Chain Management, Infrastructure & Services
The healthcare industry involves the provision of goods and services related to the medial treatment of patients. Today, the healthcare supply chain is a network of resources, scattered across facilities and entities in different cities and countries. To be effectively managed, supply chain resources need to be linked. Suppliers, partners and customers; each performing a role in the supply chain, and each user and/or automated process are small 'hubs' contributing to the movement of goods, funds as well as information in the supply chain.
Efficient waste disposal processes at the waste disposal organization Nordschwaben in Germany
Mar 09, 2010
Infosecurity Europe says mobile workforce shift will cause security headache for many companies
Mar 05, 2010
A report just published that highlights the rising numbers of workers are moving to a truly mobile working environment confirms what many in the IT security industry have suspected for some time.
World economic forum global risks report warns of long shadow of the financial crisis
Mar 05, 2010
The World Economic Forum have released Global Risks 2010, its annual report on the most significant and underlying global risks facing the global economy this year and beyond.
SAP CEO Lo Apothekers Contract Will Not Be Extended Based on Mutual Agreement
Feb 08, 2010
SAP AG announced today that the SAP Supervisory Board has reached a mutual agreement with CEO Lo Apotheker not to extend his contract as a member of the SAP Executive Board.
JDA Software Completes Acquisition of i2 Technologies
Jan 29, 2010
strengthening market position with more than 6,000 global customers offering unparalleled supply chain optimization solutions spanning from materials to the consumer.
Honeywell redefines device category with introduction of new ruggedized digital assistant
Jan 12, 2010
Honeywells Dolphin 9700 is equipped with advanced imaging and communications technologies for continuous connectivity and reliability.
honeywell AND sydion Announce solution for MOBILE h1n1 vaccine administration
Dec 07, 2009
Honeywells Dolphin 9900 and Sydions emergency management technology provide efficient H1N1 vaccination
Zebra launches new retransfer card printer
Nov 23, 2009
Zebra Technologies Corporation has launched Zebra ZXP Series 8, which is said to produces photo-quality cards at a very fast speed.
Synchronizing Supply Chain Applications with Continuous Change
Nov 04, 2009
The value of an efficient supply chain and its use as a competitive lever can only come when it is in continuous alignment with changing business conditions and market trends.
Healthcare Supply Chain Management
Healthcare supply chain management (HSCM) is the process of managing the flow of medical products, medicines, and other healthcare services from manufacturer to patient. It is a critical function in the healthcare industry, as it ensures that patients have access to the care they need when they need it.
HSCM is a critical function in the healthcare industry, as it plays a vital role in ensuring patient safety and quality of care. A well-managed HSCM can help to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and improve patient outcomes.
The five basic components of HSCM are:
- Planning: This involves developing a strategic plan for the HSCM, including identifying the needs of patients and healthcare providers, and developing sourcing and procurement strategies.
- Sourcing: This involves identifying and selecting suppliers, negotiating contracts, and managing the supplier relationship.
- Manufacturing: This involves the production of medical products and services.
- Delivery: This involves the transportation and distribution of medical products and services to healthcare providers and patients.
- Returns: This involves the management of returned medical products and services.
Here are some of the benefits of effective healthcare SCM:
- Improved patient care. By ensuring that the right products are available in the right quantities at the right time, healthcare organizations can improve patient care and can help to prevent delays and errors.
- Reduced costs. By reducing waste and inefficiencies, healthcare organizations can reduce their costs. This can free up resources that can be used to improve patient care or to reduce the cost of healthcare.
- Improved bottom line. By improving efficiency and reducing costs, healthcare organizations can improve their bottom line. This can make them more competitive and can help them to attract new patients.
