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Global Anti Counterfeit Packaging Technologies Market For Food And Pharmaceuticals (2009-2014)
Anti counterfeit technologies are of two types namely authentication packaging and track and trace packaging technologies. Increasing cases of counterfeiting have resulted in implementation of anti counterfeit technologies. North America holds a major share of the global anti counterfeit market. Asia has the highest growth rate due to untapped market and significant level of counterfeiting. Europe has a lower growth rate due to a relatively lower number of cases of counterfeiting.
The anti counterfeit packaging market is driven by the increasing awareness about counterfeiting and the financial losses caused by it. The major challenges faced by the anti counterfeit market is the high cost involved in implementing the technologies and apprehension amongst the manufacturers about the extent of security provided by these technologies. However, this market has immense growth potential in emerging economies in the Asian market which is an untapped market.
Topic: authentication technologies, cagr, emerging economies, financial losses, immense growth, market asia, market segment, packaging market, track and trace, untapped marketRelated Topic
Significance of ERP in Mid-Market Segment
Importance of ERP in Mid-Market Segment:
In today’s aggressive business environment it is crucial to be equipped to face a massive and competitive world. In this time of weakening worldwide economic situation, the most worried sectors are the small and mid-market businesses. They are challenged by the requirement of the customer and compliance directives, effective management of supplier, procurement, costs control and finding new customers to grow the business. Relying on internal manual processes have been a grave handicap and more and more establishments have felt the need and are embarking on investing in automation and process enablers.
Most of the mid-sized organizations were living with home-produced applications which are non-integrated and on different technology architectures. This has resulted in living with obsolete technology, no-support, and non-availability of critical information at the right time resulting in overall business loss. A lot has changed with the recent emergence of the mid-market segment that has now companies re-looking their processes and procedures, and put in place proper ERP solutions for better, effective and more efficient businesses. For all but the smallest organizations, an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system promises big gains, helping to grow revenue, increase productivity companywide, improve efficiency throughout the enterprise and manage costs. ERP integrates a variety of disparate systems, such as financials, SCM (Supply Chain Management) and CRM, automating time-consuming processes and streamlining operations. With a unified view of cross-company information, executives can ultimately make better decisions about corporate objectives and strategies.
Topic: aggressive business, compliance directives, enterprise resource planning, enterprise resource planning system, information executives, market segment, obsolete technology, procurement costs, supply chain management, technology architecturesRelated Topic