Lecture

Traceability and Forecast Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of traceability in logistics and supply chain management, discussing objectives, implementation, and code carriers. It also explores the use of various technologies like RFID and barcodes for traceability, as well as the fight against counterfeiting and fraud. Additionally, it delves into the challenges of forecasting demand, historical inaccuracies in predictions, and the significance of product lifecycle management in the context of globalization and cost optimization.

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