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Food Industry
Moving a single product from production to supermarket shelf or
restaurant kitchen involves many individuals, lots of equipment,
several different vendors and multiple facilities. Successfully
managing each step in the cold chain reduces shrink, enhances
freshness and ensures product integrity.
Last year, Sensitech supported cold chain monitoring programs in 15
of the top 20 U.S. supermarkets for the leading growers and
producers of meat, seafood and produce, as well as for the leading
foodservice companies worldwide.
We’ve saved companies millions of dollars and are always looking for
innovative ways to improve your cold chain process. That’s why we’re
a world leader in providing solutions for protecting your perishable
foods.
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Life Science & Chemical Industry
Each year, Sensitech transports millions of dollars of
temperature-sensitive goods from one location to another – from
lifesaving vaccines to clinical trial materials and other
pharmaceuticals. Our quality system has been audited by
international standards, as well as 18 out of the top 20
pharmaceutical companies in the world.
The powerful combination of our products and applications help our
customers save money, reduce loss and comply with rigorous
regulatory requirements – ISO 9001:2000, CE, EMC and NIST – while
ensuring the quality, efficacy and integrity of their products.
Our temperature monitoring systems provide highly accurate
information for dispute resolution and accept/reject decisions, and
ensure that your pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive
products are not compromised in the supply chain. Through
comprehensive audits and analysis programs, we provide an accurate
picture of the treatment of your goods in transit, helping you take
control of these highly valuable, perishable products.
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Cold Chain Analytics
Traditional temperature-monitoring systems are typically used to
make accept/reject decisions or for dispute resolution, but
Sensitech’s Cold Chain Analytics service also helps you prevent
problems in your cold chain – the most effective way to improve your
bottom line.
Cold Chain Analytics is a full-service solution that drives the
day-to-day retrieval, storage, compilation, analysis and reporting
of your cold chain data. Temperature data, gathered from your cold
chain, is translated into pertinent, meaningful information that
allows managers to reduce costs, improve quality and increase
profitability.
In this two-phase process, we provide diagnostic services,
identifying and setting priorities for targeted operational
improvements, and prescriptive services, planning and executing
those improvements.
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- Improves product quality through the ability to better
manage temperature
- Gathers and transforms large amounts of data into
understandable and usable information
- Provides on-site cold chain evaluation and analysis, and
recommendations for improvements (including individual trip
reporting, data warehousing and statistical analysis)
- Allows you to make better, more well-informed, capital
purchase decisions related to cold chain management
- Offers customizable, web-accessible reports
- Assists in determining personnel training needs
- Saves you valuable money by outsourcing storage and
maintenance of temperature data
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Time & Temperature Sensitive (TATS) Material Applications
Know the Condition of Time and Temperature-Sensitive Materials
as They Progress Through the Supply Chain
The integrity of the supply chain for time and temperature-sensitive
(TATS) materials in the industrial chemicals market is dependent on
a broad range of factors, including :
- Transportation mode - air, train, ship, truck
- Physical movements - shock and vibration
- Carrier and container types
- Temperature extremes – sensitivities to cold and heat
– Weather, season, climate zones, transportation logistics
– Accidental freezing or melting
Industrial Chemicals Are Vulnerable to Temperature Abuse
Because of the complex handoffs within the distribution and storage
segments, many industrial chemical materials are vulnerable to
temperature fluctuations - including TATS products such as:
- Composite materials
- CMP slurries
- Aqueous dispersions
- PTFE powders
- Epoxy molding compounds
- Solder pastes
- Adhesives and sealants
Overcome Temperature Abuse with Good Cold Chain Management
Practices
Good Cold Chain Management Practices (GCCMP) provide additional
emphasis on quality in the industrial chemicals market because they
ensure TATS materials have not been temperature abused or
experienced product degradation. Ensuring the integrity and full
value of your products strengthens customer and partner
relationships, as well as enriches your company’s brand. GCCMP also
supports your company’s internal SOPs and QC/QA processes and
enables compliance with current and pending standards and
accreditation programs.
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Shipping Studies
Before you create new packaging for a product or make adjustments
to improve your existing logistics system, it’s best to understand
the optimal balance between your uncontrollable risks and your
controllable costs.
Once you know and understand the factors you can control – carriers,
delivery times, routes, packaging and product value – and the
factors you cannot control – weather, delays, handlers, cargo
placement and other unknowns – you’ll be more confident about your
risk management decisions.
A Sensitech shipping study gives you insight into these factors and
helps you find that optimal balance. Our analysis will help you to
make decisions based on everything from types of packaging and
differences between carriers to seasonal and geographic variations.
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Benefits |
- Provides detailed visibility throughout the distribution
chain
- Highlights efficiencies, as well as areas for improvement
within the logistics cycle
- Finds optimal balance between controllable costs and
uncontrollable risks
- Supports packaging qualifications for new and existing
packaging
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Develops an ambient temperature
profile for your own laboratory thermocycles as described in
ISTA procedures 5B
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Provides complete data analysis
and customized reports from Sensitech’s database, built to
comply with 21 CFR Part 11
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Clinical Supplies Management
Millions of dollars are invested in clinical research and trials.
Eighty percent of clinical trials fail. Can you risk not knowing if
your product was exposed to extreme temperatures?
Avoid compromising your clinical trial’s success by unknowingly
exposing your products to harmful temperatures. And, don’t lose
valuable time and materials because of poor product handling.
Sensitech’s Clinical Supplies Management service provides a
comprehensive and effective solution to managing your clinical
supplies cold chain. Using our temperature monitors and indicators,
as well as customizable software, we can track and analyze your
products and highlight costly inefficiencies within your cold chain.
We monitor temperatures of critical clinical trial materials in
varying shipping environments, and provide global access to
temperature and shipping information 24/7, so you can make quick and
timely decisions. The disposition of every shipment is stored and
maintained in a secure environment to support your FDA filings.
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- Tracks temperature of your critical materials in different
shipping environments
- Documents shipping and storage conditions for your quality
records and FDA filings
- Provides access to temperature and shipping information,
24/7, from anywhere in the world
- Manages comprehensive databases to handle the
mission-critical shipping and temperature data for your large
trials
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Facility Temperature Mapping
Every drug has stability data that dictates its required
temperature storage range. The FDA requires that drugs be stored
under appropriate temperatures so that their identity, strength,
quality, effectiveness and purity are not affected. However, many
variables impact temperatures within a facility, including airflow,
facility layout, traffic patterns and seasonal extremes.
Sensitech’s Facility Temperature Mapping (FTM) studies are the most
efficient way to determine the precise temperature profile of – and
variances within – a facility. Wireless, self-contained TempTale 4
monitors are easy to install, and can be placed anywhere in your
facility for maximum flexibility and to detect issues in suspected
problem areas.
This cost-effective service is for managers who need to document
their warehouse, storage facility or cooler’s temperature cycles in
order to prove they can safely store products. Once downloaded,
Sensitech’s validated monitors provide detailed, accurate reports on
the thermal variances within your warehouse.
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- Identifies hot and cold spots in a facility
- Captures variations in temperature over time, as well as
locations
- Provides insight on the efficiencies of the HVAC and
ventilation systems
- Provides documentation that illustrates the temperature
profile of the facility
- Provides documentation in support of 21 CFR 211 Part 142
- Provides information on the location of wireless monitors
or strip chart recorders in the facility
- Monitors are non-intrusive to implement—no technicians
required—and easy to use
- All equipment used in the FTM study is tested to NIST
traceable standards
- All equipment comes with a Certificate of Validation
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Cold Chain Management + Training

Sensitech Asia offers strong local knowledge
solution-based consultancy recommending appropriate and best use of
technology customised to local conditions. Customised training helps
management and operations line and staff members, supply partners as
well as customers understand the concept of Cold Chain Management,
best practices and updates on regulatory requirements.
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