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All publications listed below are available for download as PDF files. For standards-related documents and publications, visit the GS1 Standards Knowledge Centre.
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GS1 Annual Report 2011-12 A review of our work as an interdependent federation with a common focus and shared goals. The GS1 Annual Report 2011-2012 describes how our standards, solutions and services and our multi-sector approach continue to help us provide users around the globe with concrete answers to real business needs. In addition to our financial results for the year, read about how our work drives efficiencies in supply chains, strengthens collaborations, enables true interoperability, reduces costs and strips out unnecessary complexity.
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GS1 Healthcare Raising the bar on patient safety and supply chain efficiency December 2011 - 8 pages
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GS1 Member Organisations in Action 2012 The GS1 System of Standards is created collaboratively by volunteers from companies across the supply chain. But the real day-to-day action takes place at our 108 local GS1 offices (called "Member Organisations"), where thousands of GS1 team members work to help businesses get the most out of our standards. This brochure shares just a few of their more interesting recent success stories. May 2012 - 5 Pages
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All brochures
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What is GS1? It's not always easy to explain what GS1 does in simple terms. That's why we've created this brochure. It provides an overview of our activities and the important role that global standards play today.
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GS1 and ISO GS1's working relationship with ISO is a particularly long and active one. This brochure explains how GS1 works together with the world's largest developer of standards.
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GS1 System of Standards This brochure describes the GS1 System of Standards, how it works, its elementary building blocks, and the value and benefits the GS1 System brings to the global supply chain in a variety of industry sectors
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GS1 Annual Report 2011-12 A review of our work as an interdependent federation with a common focus and shared goals. The GS1 Annual Report 2011-2012 describes how our standards, solutions and services and our multi-sector approach continue to help us provide users around the globe with concrete answers to real business needs. In addition to our financial results for the year, read about how our work drives efficiencies in supply chains, strengthens collaborations, enables true interoperability, reduces costs and strips out unnecessary complexity.
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GS1 GEPIR What you need to know
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The GS1 General Specifications This document is the concise definition and explanation of the use of the GS1 System standards within Automatic Data Capture (ADC) technologies, and supersedes all previous ADC technical documents provided and/or published by GS1 or its predecessor organisations.
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GTIN Allocation Rules Made Even Easier Easy to use, visual explanation of the key concepts in GTIN.
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Global Location Numbers (GLN) All organisations exchange information in their business processes, externally and
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GS1 DataMatrix This document facilitates processes by offering detailed information on GS1 DataMatrix and its technical characteristics encoding, printing and reading. It is a repository of reference information that can support the implementation of GS1 DataMatrix in any sector, industry or country.
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eProcurement for Government Supply Chains GS1 eProcurement solutions are based on global standards and are perfectly consistent and compatible with what is used in commercial supply chains today.
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GS1 GDSN This brochure covers the essential information that you should know about the global data synchronisation and business benefits for suppliers, retailers.
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GS1 EPCglobal The benefits of subscription to EPCglobal
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GS1 EPCglobal Standards in the Transportation and Logistics Services Industry This brochure explains in detail how EPC/RFID technology based upon GS1 EPCglobal standards creates value for the different partners in the transportation and logistics services industry by creating actionable visibility from shipper to consignee.
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GS1 EPCglobal Standards in the Consumer Electronics Industry This brochure explains in detail how EPC/RFID technology based upon GS1 EPCglobal standards creates value for the different partners in the consumer electronics industry by creating visibility throughout the total product life cycle.
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GS1 EPCglobal Certification Program This brochure explains the value of GS1 EPCglobal certified products for end-users and solution providers as all stakeholders can deploy EPC/RFID technology in full confidence.
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GS1 EPCglobal Standards for Item Level Tagging As the EPC/RFID is expanding from pallet and case level towards item-level tagging, this brochure describes how this technology has the potential to help business partners as well as consumers worldwide.
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The GS1 Global Healthcare User Group - GS1 HUG™ This brochure covers the important role and mission of the GS1 Healthcare User Group (GS1 HUG™). It is the first time that the healthcare industry is aligning around a global solution to enhance automatic product identification for the benefit of patients worldwide.
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GS1 Standards in the Healthcare Supply Chain Easy to use, visual explanation of the GS1 Standards in the Supply Chain and description of the Major Supply Chain Processes.
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GS1 Healthcare Raising the bar on patient safety and supply chain efficiency December 2011 - 8 pages
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GS1 Upstream Integration This brochure gives an overview of GS1 Upstream Integration and explores the role that GS1 standards have to play in the GCI Global Upstream Supply Initiative.
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The Global Traceability Standard Visual explanation of what we need to know on GS1 Traceability Standard. Describing the traceability process independently from the choice of enabling technologies.
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Traceability This brochure explains what traceability is and how the GS1 Traceability Standard supports business needs such as food safety, patient safety, combatting counterfeiting, improving sustainability and meeting regulatory requirements.
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SSCC - UCR Customs Project This brochure describes application of the GS1 Serial Shipping Container Code (SSCC) identifier by different parties in the international supply chain. As many companies throughout the world use GS1 solutions in manufacturing and distribution, the objective was to demonstrate extension of its use to the cross border transactions.
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GS1 Standards in Customs The work GS1 and the WCO have done together so far has clearly demonstrated that many of the challenges faced by Customs organisations in every country in the world can be met by using GS1 Standards.
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GS1 Standards in Transport & Logistics Transport and Logistics activities connect supply chains and industries. GS1 is working on a fully integrated approach to meet the needs of this sector. This brochure share a variety of case studies from T&L teams who have successfully used the GS1 System of standards to face their challenges and meet their objectives.
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GS1 GSMP - The Basics
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GS1 MobileCom This brochure explains why GS1 is active in mobile, how the GS1 MobileCom Community is structured and how businesses can benefit from an approach to mobile services based on open standards.
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Mobile in Retail White Paper Getting your retail environment ready for mobile.
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GS1 Member Organisations in Action 2011 The GS1 System of Standards is created collaboratively by volunteers from companies across the supply chain. But the real day-to-day action takes place at our 108 local GS1 offices (called "Member Organisations"), where thousands of GS1 team members work to help businesses get the most out of our standards. This brochure shares just a few of their more interesting recent success stories. May 2011 - 8 Pages
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GS1 Member Organisations in Action 2012 The GS1 System of Standards is created collaboratively by volunteers from companies across the supply chain. But the real day-to-day action takes place at our 108 local GS1 offices (called "Member Organisations"), where thousands of GS1 team members work to help businesses get the most out of our standards. This brochure shares just a few of their more interesting recent success stories. May 2012 - 5 Pages
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