Digital Product Passport

How ARVO’s Digital Product Passports EmpowerSustainable Manufacturing

The process of manufacturing is evolving significantly due to the fact that the entire world ismore concerned with sustainability. The customers, regulators, and investors would like to knowall about a product in its entirety. Digital Product Passports (DPPs) can assist in that, and ARVOis on the frontline to

Beyond Counterfeits: How Trust Tech is Reshaping Global Supply Chains

The most apparent way that technology assists supply chains is the fight against fake products, which has been going on over the years. Specialized QR codes, RFID tags and initial blockchain applications served as a digital shield, allowing consumers and businesses to verify whether something was authentic. And

From Factory to Consumer: Building End-to-End Transparency with Smart Supply Chains

The industrial supply chain is one of the final great black boxes in the world of business in the era of instant information. The process of tracing a product, i.e., the source of the raw material to the end point of sale, is usually a manual, fragmented, and

Smart Traceability: Turning Every Product into a Data Point

In 2024, just 13% of companies across the globe indicated that they were able to observe all the stages of their supply chain, including raw materials and customers. The remaining ones were unable to see all that and had to wait until they received incomplete data.Smart traceability is

From Factory to Customer: Full Supply Chain Visibility for High-Value Manufacturing

Consider a multi-million dollar gas turbine, a batch of life-saving biopharmaceuticals, or a tailor-made aerospace part. The production was perfect, all specifications were achieved, and all quality tests were done. But when it went out of your factory gates, it went into a black box. You have little

How Non-Cloneable QR Codes Streamline Audits and Ensure Global Compliance

Companies are now required to abide by the rules not only to demonstrate but also as an important aspect of doing business. In 2021, a report by OECD-EUIPO estimated that fake and pirated goods constituted approximately 2.3% of global trade (or about 467 billion dollars) or about 2.3%

The Cost of Counterfeiting in Industrial Manufacturing and How to Eliminate It

Factories are nowadays faced with a big problem of counterfeiting. Not only in ordinaryproducts, but also in such serious areas as aerospace, automobiles, and electronics, counterfeitparts are being found. The outcome is a massive loss of money, safety issues, and loss ofreputation by companies worldwide.Approximately USD 467 billion

Counterfeit-Free Pharma: Faster Recalls, SaferPatients, Stronger Brand Trust

Ever heard of counterfeit free pharma? Well, to be precise, the pharmaceutical product integrityis both a regulatory requirement and one for protecting the patient and brand reputation fromharm. A large proportion of medicines sold are substandard or counterfeit according to the WHOand these are potentially lethal. Through the

Beyond Barcodes: Why Non-Cloneable QR Codes Outperform Holograms, Barcodes & Typical QR Codes

As industries go digital, authentic product security and reliable track-and-trace solutions aremore crucial than ever. Counterfeiting is costing industries all over the world over $500 billionannually, and the time-tested methods of combating it, holograms, barcodes, and standard QRcodes are proving inadequate. They do offer some degree of protection,

Industrial Equipment Manufacture: Stopping Revenue Leakage with Digital Product Passports.

Revenue leakage is one of the most crucial problems, but still the least visible challenge facing industrial equipment corporations. If you run or work with an industrial corporation, you already must know how much effort it takes to control margins. You fight to control costs,build trust with customers,