Technology Newsmaker Q&A Mike Ward

    April 20, 2016
    Labeling is complex as companies are faced with evolving regional, language, customer and regulatory requirements, which must be managed to avoid supply chain disruptions. Companies unable to support these new requirements and streamline label changes can end up with fines, dissatisfied customers and loss of business.
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    Brian Albright

    Brian Albright is a freelance journalist based in Columbus, Ohio, who has been writing about manufacturing, technology and automotive issues since 1997. As an editor with Frontline Solutions magazine, he covered the supply chain automation industry for nearly eight years, and he has been a regular contributor to both Automotive Body Repair News and Aftermarket Business World.

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