Systech Addresses Updated DSCSA Requirements for Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Dover, through its subsidiary Systech, has launched new services aimed at assisting pharmaceutical companies in meeting Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) interoperability requirements by the November 27 deadline. These services include Readiness GAP review, compliance testing, and master organizational validation, focusing on essential areas such as endpoint data connections and authorized trading partner verifications. With a strong history in the pharmaceutical sector, Systech offers solutions for serialization and compliance. The company's participation in significant industry groups has reinforced its role as a leader in drug traceability. The DSCSA aims to enhance patient safety and secure the drug supply chain, aligning with Systech's mission. Dover's overall revenue exceeds $8 billion, with a diversified operational approach.
- Launch of new services supporting DSCSA compliance.
- Proven track record in pharmaceutical serialization and traceability.
- Participation in key industry governance organizations.
- None.
Systech now offers three new service packages in conjunction with its software to help manufacturers understand how to meet the Enhanced Drug Security Requirements: Readiness GAP review, compliance testing and master organizational validation. These services will address endpoint data connections, product registrations, authorized trading partner verifications and record keeping requirements.
Systech has a proven track record in the highly regulated and complex pharmaceutical arena, with reliable and configurable packaging execution systems and serialization software. Systech has led the way in delivering technology solutions that enable DSCSA compliance, and the Systech platform is uniquely capable of creating product data at the line level and delivering meaningful value from that data throughout the supply chain. The
"DSCSA is expected to solidify the protection of the entire domestic drug supply chain and help increase patient safety. This action aligns perfectly with Systech's mission," said
Enhancements to its platform and the introduction of these new services are inspired by Systech's participation in working sessions with PDG and the
About Systech:
Systech provides digital identification and traceability solutions that establish essential product data, ensure digital connectivity and enable real-time insights on the packaging line and throughout the supply chain. With decades of experience in pharmaceutical packaging execution and serialization, Systech offers comprehensive, easily configured, turnkey software solutions with reliable implementation and expert support. Global brands across industries rely on Systech's platform to help them achieve their objectives in compliance, resiliency, sustainability and digital transformation. Systech is a leading brand of Markem-Imaje®, a global product identification, packaging intelligence and connected product solutions provider. Visit www.systechone.com for further information.
About Markem-Imaje:
Markem-Imaje, a wholly owned subsidiary of the US-based
About Dover:
Dover is a diversified global manufacturer and solutions provider with annual revenue of over
Systech Contact:
(609) 306-6418
kjurrens@broadpathpr.com
Dover Media Contact:
Adrian Sakowicz, VP, Communications
(630) 743-5039
asakowicz@dovercorp.com
Dover Investor Contact:
(630) 743-2566
jdickens@dovercorp.com
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