ABSTRACT
Since 2006, new articles have enriched the collection dedicated to traceability, presenting new related issues. The concept of traceability has evolved, and the collection has been reorganized accordingly. This article clarifies how and why the collection was restructured to more closely match the current evolution of the traceability concept. This should help readers make best use of these articles to meet their needs for new knowledge in technology monitoring and benchmarking.
Read this article from a comprehensive knowledge base, updated and supplemented with articles reviewed by scientific committees.
Read the article
INTRODUCTION
"This book, dedicated to traceability, tackles this concept in all its dimensions, thanks to a systemic approach and a breakdown of the company into functional components. Through the analyses of specialists in specific contexts, we demonstrate the versatility of this concept within an industrial structure. In particular, it will be shown that traceability is not only useful during a crisis, but that there is a wide range of technologies, legal texts and methodologies for developing an effective and relevant traceability system". This was the introductory text of the 2006 version of this article. What is the situation today in 2017? First of all, the systemic approach has been confirmed: traceability is still a system. And, because traceability is a system, it's interesting to make the link between the 2006 and 2017 breakdowns, because there is indeed a filiation and this enables us to better understand both the whole and the evolution of the concept of traceability. This article presents the evolution of the concept of traceability in both form and content, based on the fifty-five articles currently listed.
You do not have access to this resource.
Exclusive to subscribers. 97% yet to be discovered!
Already subscribed?
Log in!
KEYWORDS
RFID
| bar codes
EDITIONS
Other editions of this article are available:
Ongoing reading
Towards a new traceability sphere of activity: foreword