Gs 1 Australia
IT Services in Monash

All over the world, manufacturers and retailers rely on the GS1 system. Our board includes executives from considerable Australian and international companies, from a large irritable section of Australian industry associations. During her time with the organization, Maria has been responsible for successfully implementing global standards for commerce applications within many companies in diverse industry sectors throughout Australia. Maria has held the position of CEO since 2002. Before joining GS1 Australia in 199, Mark worked with BP for over twenty years, and held senior roles in operations, logistics, sales and marketing. Mark's role at GS1 Australia is to collaborate with industry and government to create greater awareness and utilization of the GS1 System of global standards, as an enabler for improving supply chain management. In that time, he has held a number of lofty smooth managerial positions within the organization. For the beginning time, vocational training is included in our education program. At GS1 Australia, our aim is to aid Australian businesses adopt GS1 standards and to encourage local businesses to play a key role in developing and maintaining the standards on an ongoing basis. Foster businesses from an increasing range of industry sectors to collaborate more actively with us and each other. Yield a range of services that permit businesses to use the GS1 system to create efficiencies in their supply chains and overall business. We collaborate with our local stakeholder communities to flourish and implement a robust system of standards which enable the unique identification, perfect capture and spontaneous sharing of genuine information about products, locations and events. We are at the forefront of commerce and supply chain management initiatives, and are committed to helping Australian businesses adopt the world’s superior practice supply chain management techniques and streamline their processes. We aim to assist businesses ensure a fast, efficient and flawless flow of information with their trading partners all over the world. GS1 Australia offers a wide range of services to encourage businesses, their industry associations and trading partners to labor smarter and more efficiently with the GS1 system, and improve the way they do business. Our people are passionate, sensible and committed to implementing the GS1 system to drive sure change. As a team, we share a common purpose and a strong belief in the potential of our organization to enable better outcomes for all stakeholders. Within our community we aim to build and sustain trust based relationships that enable us to work together in the most effective way possible. We partner with, and assist showcase, members, solution providers and industry leaders to demonstrate and encourage supply chain best practice. As a member based, notforprofit organization, our charter is to supply and manage bar code numbers, operate and manage supply chain standards accordance with our global GS1 system and to provide related solutions and services to our members. GS1 Australia is constantly seeking rational and enthusiastic people to be segment of our team. We are continuously involved in a range of innovations and different industry initiatives. We believe in working collaboratively and encouraging leadership. GS1 Australia promotes a collaborative, passionate, inclusive and caring active environment, with a powerful commitment to ensuring a labor life balance for our people.

GS1net Web forms is launched providing a simpler solution to load and manage data. Our Logistics labeling Service launches offering an onside service for suppliers to assess logistics (pallet) label quality. For the beginning time, vocational training is included in our education program. Our membership grows to more than 16,00 members. We launch Global Upstream Supply Initiative (GUI), a global effort to improve integration between manufactures and their raw materials and packaging suppliers. EANWORKS, a life size supply chain model, as an education help was launched at Mt Waverley.