Strengthen chain of custody, kit visibility, expiry control, and serialized inventory across regulated operations. MTG has delivered RFID where documentation carries the same weight as the product itself.
A surgical kit reaches the OR incomplete, because nobody verified it until the tray was already open.Sponge and instrument counts depend on people counting correctly under pressure, creating a preventable patient-safety and documentation risk.Chain of custody breaks somewhere between receipt and use, and reconstructing it eats hours nobody has.Expired stock sits on the shelf until a manual check catches it, or worse, until it is used.A recall hits, and pulling every affected lot takes days of manual searching instead of minutes.Controlled substance accountability depends on a manual log, only as good as the last person who filled it out.Serialized inventory cannot stand up to a regulatory review without days of preparation beforehand.Cold-chain product loses its documented history the moment it leaves a monitored refrigerator.Shrinkage in regulated storage goes unnoticed until the next full physical count.
MTG evaluates the required record, chain-of-custody event, item materials, and validation obligations before recommending RFID.
RFID guidance for regulated operations where traceability has to hold up
