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Movilitas has joined an initiative in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to provide the country s track and trace platform for pharmaceuticals and medical products.
The company is joining forces with UAE-based Evoteq on setting up the system – called Tatmeen and based on Evoteq s SmartTrack platform – for the country s Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP).
Tatmeen is built around GS1 standards barcoding standards will be created based on SAP software, with SAP Advanced Track and Trace for Pharmaceuticals (ATTP) repository at the core of its operations, and according to its developers will be completely aligned with health regulations and international accreditation bodies.
Evoteq, Movilitas to introduce track and trace technology to the UAE
DUBAI, 6 hours, 26 minutes ago Evoteq, a digital transformations solutions provider leading enterprises and governments through their digitisation journeys, has revealed the signing of a strategic partnership agreement with Movilitas, a technology leader delivering the next generation of solutions. The partnership brings SmartTrack to the UAE and the region, a revolutionary track and trace platform that ensures product integrity in the supply chain suitable to various industries. The Ministry of Health and Prevention is pioneering the use of the technology with Evoteq to become the leading in the region to develop and implement ‘Tatmeen’, a digital initiative aimed at securing the management of the country’s healthcare supply chains, built on the latest technology and GS1 standards.
Greater collaboration, tech needed for effective vaccine rollout in Kenya
By Hardeep Sound, Regional Sales Director: East Africa at SAP
NAIROBI, Kenya, April 7, 2021 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- As we mark one year since the global COVID-19 pandemic hit Africa, all eyes are on countries’ ability to secure, import and distribute the vaccines that have been proven effective in the fight against the novel coronavirus.
The pandemic has highlighted the glaring gap between the developed and developing world. Wealthy nations have been able to source and stockpile hundreds of millions of doses of vaccine, while many poorer countries, including those in Africa, are still in the planning and procurement stages.
By Hardeep Sound, Regional Sales Director: East Africa at SAP
NAIROBI, Kenya, April 7, 2021 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- As we mark one year since the global COVID-19 pandemic hit Africa, all eyes are on countries’ ability to secure, import and distribute the vaccines that have been proven effective in the fight against the novel coronavirus.
The pandemic has highlighted the glaring gap between the developed and developing world. Wealthy nations have been able to source and stockpile hundreds of millions of doses of vaccine, while many poorer countries, including those in Africa, are still in the planning and procurement stages.