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eNews March 2010

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- Designed for extreme environments
- Are Electronic Pedigrees or Track & Trace all you need for Securing the Supply Chain?

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- Designed for extreme environments

We have introduced the Logix-XT product family for applications requiring increased reliability in high-temperature and corrosive environments, such as those found in oil and gas, wind turbine and ship-building applications.The Logix-XT product family includes the Logix-XT controller, Allen-Bradley FLEX I/O-XT products and ProSoft Technology communication modules. All products are conformally-coated and designed using hardened components suited for rugged environments; without the additional installation and energy costs associated with auxiliary heating and cooling systems.

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- Are Electronic Pedigrees or Track & Trace all you need for Securing the Supply Chain?

Driven by a growing problem with counterfeit and diverted pharmaceutical products and the subsequent interest by US and European governments in securing the supply chain with electronic pedigrees, many pharmaceutical companies are looking at unit level serialisation to uniquely identify products. A consortium of UK based companies believe this is not enough. They argue that track and trace needs combining with authentication technologies to ensure that it is the product that is authenticated not just a number. Read more about the SecureTrace vision.

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