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Repair Management

Repair Management

Spare Pool Management

Spare Pool Management

Mobile Device Management Support

Mobile Device Management Support

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Integrated Helpdesk

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Configure to Purpose

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Network Design & Engineering

Network Design & Engineering

Network Diagnostics

Network Diagnostics

Structured Cabling and Installation

Structured Cabling and Installation

Network Monitoring

Network Monitoring

Post Installation Validation

Post Installation Validation

Site Survey

Site Survey

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Traceability?

Traceability is the ability to track all processes and physical movements of a product as it goes through the supply chain from procurement of raw materials to production, distribution, consumption, and disposal.

Why is traceability important?

If a problem with a product occurs, the manufacturer of the product must determine the source of the problem and take actions to mitigate it. Effective and timely problem resolution is important to maintaining consumer trust, and there are also laws that protect consumers requiring quick recalls if problems threaten consumer safety.

Are there different types of traceability?

Traceability can be looked at through two perspectives: chain traceability and internal traceability. Chain traceability provides an audit trail from procurement of raw materials through production, distribution, and sales. Internal traceability monitors the movement of parts and products through the supply chain.

What's the purpose of traceability?

The purpose of traceability is to assess source of problems, impact of changes, and impact of failures in the processes used to get products to market. It is also used to verify that all processes were followed appropriately and did what they were intended to do.