/EINPresswire.com/ -- TORONTO, ON--(Marketwired - June 06, 2017) - During a live presentation on Wednesday, June 21, 2017, industry expert Joe Lipari, Director of Cloud Products at Systech International will outline how companies can leverage their serialization investment to combat ever-increasing product diversion.

Serialization deadlines are closing in globally - most notably in the USA and EU - with compliance dates this year and into the future and next. Pharmaceutical manufacturers are scrambling to meet those deadlines, and many have already. But even when you serialize your products, the reality of product diversion still exists.

Serialization incorporates three levels - physical device, production line and production site. It is on Level 4 of a serialized stack - beyond these three levels -- where enterprise data is aggregated and shared with trading partners. Using this data, alongside digital product authentication techniques, you can create a supply chain strategy solution that not only helps you achieve gives you compliance, but delivers robust visibility into product diversion.

For more information about this complimentary event, visit: Serialized? Yes. But are Products Still Being Diverted?

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