SafetyChain's Digital Plant Management Platform has again been named a Leader on multiple 2023 Summer G2 Grid® Reports for Food Safety Management, Food Traceability, and Quality Management Systems (QMS). In addition, SafetyChain was listed as a High Performer in the Supplier Relationship Management Grid Report, solidifying its position as top solution for process manufacturers to consistently meet changing regulatory requirements, reduce nonconformities, and ensure supplier quality and commitments.
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Create an Effective Environmental Monitoring Program for Pathogen Testing
If you can’t find pathogens in your plant, you’re not looking hard enough. Each year, the U.S. tracks approximately 48 million cases of food borne illnesses that result in 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 deaths. Globally, those numbers spike to 600 million cases per year and 420,000 deaths. Effective environmental monitoring programs that prevent these outbreaks depend on practices that are understood company-wide.
Topics: Productivity, Continuous Improvement, Operations
How to Achieve Flexible Production Scheduling and Planning in Manufacturing
Trying to stay one step ahead of daily production goals can seem as achievable and realistic as looking into a crystal ball — particularly when manufacturers aren’t using integrated systems with access to customer-driven, real-time data.
Topics: Productivity, Continuous Improvement, Operations
Capacity Planning in Manufacturing: Demand-Driven Capacity Management
If there’s one thing that manufacturing companies that survived the last five years have learned, it’s that capacity is everything, The biggest concern that most operations divisions have is “Can I meet customer demand?” But today's global marketplace makes answering that question incredibly complex. Capacity management necessitates that operations executives and plant managers focus on making sure they have just the right capacity for the right product at the right time.
Topics: Productivity, Continuous Improvement, Operations
SafetyChain is excited to announce our 2023 Customer Summit on October 9 – 11, 2023 in San Antonio. This year’s theme is Understanding the Power of a United Production and Quality Team.
Topics: Company, Plant Management
SafetyChain Listed as 2023 Market Leader for Food Safety Management Software
SafetyChain is honored to have been named a top 5 Market Leader for Food Safety Management Software by FeaturedCustomers. The award is based on a comprehensive analysis of customer reviews, product features, and market share.
Topics: Food Safety
SafetyChain Added to Capterra's 2023 Shortlists for Quality and EHS Management
SafetyChain is proud to have recently been added to two 2023 Capterra Shortlists for Quality Management and Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Management. This recognition is based on an independent assessment that evaluates user reviews and online search activity to generate a list of market leaders in the Quality and EHS Management categories.
Customers Recognize SafetyChain As Leader In Multiple G2 2023 Spring Grid® Reports
Customers have recognized the SafetyChain Digital Plant Management Platform as the #1 solution for both Food Safety Management and Food Traceability, and as a Leader in Quality Management Systems (QMS) according to Spring 2023 G2 Grid® Reports. In addition, SafetyChain ranked as a High Performer in the Supplier Relationship Management Grid Report — illustrating SafetyChain's ability to help food and beverage manufacturers not only ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while safeguarding product quality, but also as a solution to help navigate disruptive supply chains.
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How Artificial Intelligence in Food Safety Will Affect food Processors
There’s no doubt that artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the world as we know it. But what is AI, really, and how will artificial intelligence in food safety evolve?
Topics: Food Safety, Digitization
Competing priorities and deadlines are a part of any business, but it’s crucial to remember what matters most in any organization: its people. Plant management must not overlook the impact creating a strong safety culture has on business and revenue growth.
Topics: Safety, Profitability, Culture