These position statements support the effective use of AIDC technologies to support government regulations associated with safe and secure inventory management within the defense, pharmaceutical, food, and medical device supply chains

It's a fundamental role of government to ensure that the food people consume, drugs people take, medical devices used by hospitals and providers, and equipment to our soldiers, sailors, and airmen are safe. The benefit of AIDC technologies is that they can quickly and accurately identify crucial information about a product, determine product validity, and its exact location can be tracked throughout the supply chain. 

Key Takeaways - It is the position of AIM NA that
​AIDC technologies are:
1) Well understood across all global supply chains
2) Low cost, with either existing readers and devices or nominal investment to upgrade, which can quickly serve to address all specific data collection and date use needs
3)  Effective in improving the chain of custody of the supply chain from producer to customer
4)  The first layer in the Internet of Things (IoT); enabling the machine-to-machine communications needed for the IoT.

​AIM North America serves as a conduit to bring industry and government together to foster the exchange of information. This exchange provides clarity on the implementation of technology to achieve business process improvement goals. 

Our members may be competitors in the marketplace, but each of our members is a patriot and American taxpayer, dedicated to helping the U.S. Government and public stakeholders improve the way they do business through the adoption of AIDC technologies. 

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Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) ​Position Statement

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Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)
​Position Statement

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Unique Device Identifier (UDI) for Medical Devices Position Statement

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AIT in Defense Position Statement

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