Serialisation And Digitisation in Supply Chains - A Chat With Kezzler CEO Christine Akselsen

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Serialisation is an area of growing importance in supply chains.

One company, Kezzler helps all kinds of companies with serialisation having serialised over 25bn products to-date, so I invited their CEO Christine Akselsen, to come on the podcast to tell me all about it.

We had a fascinating conversation covering why serialisation is so important when it comes to traceability, we talked about some real life use cases, and mentioned some of the coming legislation making this even more important.

I learned loads, I hope you do too...

A recording of the webinar that Christine referenced in the podcast is available here.

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