The only way to know your products remain within ideal conditions in storage and transit is to monitor them throughout.
Cold chain logistics is increasingly moving high-value, small-volume shipments that must be monitored at the parcel level
to ensure their safety. Sensire’s GxP compliant wireless monitoring system is the perfect answer to this challenge.
One of our pharmacy customers was able to prevent losses of 175 000 € in pharmaceutical spoilage when Sensire’s system alerted on pharmacy cold-room breakdown.
A University Hospital customer saved 100 000 € when they were alerted to condition changes in their CT scanning room during the weekend and could prevent device breakage.
In a medium-scale pharma logistics operation, decreasing waste by 0,5 percent easily saves hundreds of thousands of € annually.
Changing from manual monitoring to automatic sensing saves monitoring personnel up to an hour of work time daily per monitoring staff member.
Hospital nuclear medicine wards are able to adjust correct isolation times for radioiodine patients, reducing isolation by up to 2 days and saving 500 € per day per room.
Having regulations-compliant documentation on hand saves time on audits and prevents business shutdown by government officials.
“Both whole blood and blood products' transportation requires 100% controlled conditions. Thanks to modern technology we can carry out monitoring effortlessly for all our deliveries year round."
Ari Hemminki
Production Manager, Finnish Red Cross, Blood Service
“Manual recordkeeping and additional checkups are no longer necessary.”
Jari Heikkinen
Chief Phycisist, Southern Savonia Social and Health Care Services (ESSOTE)
“TempNet® provides us uninterrupted monitoring of real-time temperatures in storing and transporting dairy goods; this is a perfect tool to verify our quality. “
Veli-Tapani Perälä
Distribution Manager, Arla Oy
“Automated monitoring reduces the workload and gives us peace of mind. We have been able to get e.g. humidity problems under control with continuous monitoring."
Jouni Asikainen
Pharmacist, Southern Savonia Social and Health Care Services (ESSOTE)
