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	GTIN: Global Trade Identification Number Information
		GTIN describes a family of EAN.UCC global data structures that employ 14 digits and can be encoded into various types of data carriers.
		GTIN changes this by separating the name of the data structure from the data carrier or, in this case, the symbology.
		GTIN is also an umbrella term that refers to the entire family of UCC.EAN data structures.
	www.gtin.info (565 words)

	gtin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Uniform Code Council (UCC) is the Numbering Organisation in the USA to administer and manage the EAN·UCC system standards in the USA and Canada.
		GTIN can be constructed using four numbering structures, depending upon the exact application and the bar code symbology to be used.
		The book codes are constructed by prefixing the ISBN number with 978 and 979 and recalculating the trailing checksum digit, because the ISBN and EAN.UCC codes use different algorithms for this.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /GTIN.html (292 words)

	GTIN - AUP - Terms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GTIN has not reviewed, does not control, does not endorse, and is not responsible for any of these sites or their content.
		GTIN reserves the right to terminate a connection under the 24x7 AnyTime plan for reasons including but not limited to extended periods for which the connection appears to be idle or connections which have been established for abnormally long periods of time.
		GTIN reserves the right to manage existing resources which includes setting limits on the size of your mail box and the length of time email may be stored on the mail server here.
	www.gtinservices.com /aup-terms.asp (3237 words)

	RadioBeacon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Although the GTIN data is a small part of the information imbedded on the RFID tag, those links between the two will eventually become much tighter.
		The GTIN will boost bar-code productivity by simplifying the coding structure to increase the amount of data and different types of data that can be stored in a bar code.
		GTIN data is a sub component of the EPC (electronic product code) that underlays the information imbedded in a RFID tag.
	www.radiobeacon.com /Company/InTheNewsDetails.aspx?id=22 (1376 words)

	TALtech News: GTIN (Global Trade Identification Numbers)
		GTIN numbers are simply 14 digit numbers that will be used to identify products.
		GTIN numbers are fully compatible with standard UPC-A, EAN-8 and EAN-13 bar code numbers therefore UPC and EAN bar codes will continue to be used well into the future.
		All that is really going on is that the Uniform Code Council is recommending that anyone that currently has a system in place for reading 12 digit UPC bar codes should modify their bar code databases so that they can accept up to 14 digit numbers in bar codes used for identifying products.
	www.taltech.com /news/GTIN.htm (558 words)

	Global Trade Identification Number (GTIN) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GTIN is a new terminology used to describe data that has been used all along when identifying products with UCC/EAN bar codes.
		In general, a GTIN consists of a UCC assigned company prefix combined with an Item Reference.
		GTIN’s are normally stored as 14 digit numbers and can be derived from data that you probably already have by left padding with 0’s as shown in Table 5-3.
	www.loftware.com /webhelp_llm/htm/globaltradeidentificationnumber.gtin..htm (214 words)

	GTIN: Global Trade Identification Number
		GTIN defines a way to store data represented in 14 digit numeric strings.
		GTIN numbers are usually represented by bar codes: UPC, EAN, Code 128, or Interleaved 2 of 5.
		January 1 2005 was the GTIN Sunrise 2005 date.
	www.azalea.com /GTIN (259 words)

	GTIN Rules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The GS1 GTIN Allocation Rules are endorsed by the Global Commerce Initiative and have been developed to ensure unique and consistent identification of products world-wide.
		The GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) provides a supply chain solution for the identification of any item that is traded (priced or invoiced or ordered).
		From the starting point of correctly assigned GTIN, this tool gives examples of product changes which may (or may not) result in a new GTIN being assigned to the product.
	www.gs1.org /gtinrules (175 words)

	UCC: General EAN.UCC Specifications Chapter 2.1.A.1
		An explosion in the number of GTIN changes within the supply chain as any change relevant only to the manufacturer will have to be signalled by a new GTIN.
		It is recommended to assign a new GTIN at both the retail consumer and standard trade item grouping levels to ensure all supply chain partners are able to distinguish the "old" from the "new".
		An assigned GTIN must never be changed as long as the item is not modified so that it needs to be discriminated from the initial trade item for ordering, stocking or billing.
	www.aecoc.es /HTML_Files/02/02-01-a1.htm (3727 words)

	M & R Consultants Corporation [GTIN Compliance ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GTIN is an umbrella / superset term used to identify trade items.
		The GTIN is required in order to be compliant with global product identification standards.
		There are 4 forms of GTIN; each of these forms is a GTIN and all are from the same global number pool; use of any one of these forms insures that the Industry is globally compliant.
	www.mrcc1.com /services/GTIN.htm (194 words)

	UPC, EAN, GTIN, Product Identification
		It could be identified with a GTIN carton level indicator.
		These GTINs are not to be sent with any leading zeroes to mimic an EAN/UCC-14." Reference.
		These GTINs are not to be sent with any leading zeros to mimic an EAN-14." Reference.
	www.edi-center.com /upc-gtin.htm (668 words)

	Book Industry Study Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GTIN is the acronym for Global Trade Item Number, a family of product identification numbers that encompasses the various versions of the EAN and provides a unified worldwide numbering system.
		GTIN: The UCC also suggests that North American firms not stop at 13-digits while updating and expanding databases, systems, and applications.
		All members of the GTIN family should be expressed numerically in data communications as fourteen-digit numbers by right justifying the number and adding the required number of leading zeros to reach fourteen digits.
	www.bisg.org /pi/bisac_guide_college.html (2652 words)

	Printable GTIN (UPC) Code Information
		Twelve-digit UPC codes are converted to the new GTIN fourteen digit format by right justifying the 12 digit UPC code in the data field and filling the blank spaces on the left with zeros.
		GTIN can also accomodate other data structures now used in the world trade: EAN/UCC-8, 13, or 14 digit codes.
		For assistance with the GTIN (UPC) list please send an email and include a telephone number where you can be reached during the day or you can call our help line at 1-800-701-0513.
	www.michigan.gov /cis/0,1607,7-154-10570_13127-40628--,00.html (156 words)

	EPC: Parsing the GTIN (part 2) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Subsequent to publication, it was correctly pointed out that the GTIN from an EPC tag could easily be converted to its original, unparsed, 14 digits by application software on an edge server or on the host and that this function would probably be included in RFID-enabled edgeware or software solutions.
		The major issue with rearranging the GTIN is that bar code applications will not be able to access the ONS because, unless a company keeps a list of vendor codes to be used to convert bar code to EPC format, there's no way to parse out the GTIN.
		One comment was that all GTINs should actually be serialized GTINs (or SGTINs) to ensure that the same tag isn't read multiple times and that all tags have been read.
	www.aimglobal.org /technologies/rfid/resources/articles/may04/0405GTINpart2.htm (1072 words)

	NAMM :: Home > Tech Solutions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Box is labeled with "5pc KIT" GTIN, actual bass drum needs to be labeled with "4pc kit" GTIN, snare and hardware needs to be labeled with their unique GTIN so dealer may sell separate.
		This bar code includes the GTIN for the article, and will be scanned at point of Receiver as well as point of Sale to insure consumer receives COMPLETE packages.
		Note: Both UPC (UCC-12) and EAN-13 are GTIN's, therefore either one may be used as the GTIN.
	www.namm.com /techcenter/illust_5pc_two_boxes_hard2 (188 words)

	GS1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A GTIN can be constructed using four numbering structures (explained below) depending upon the exact application and the bar code symbology to be used.
		GTINs created using the EAN.UCC-14 structure are used for ‘trade items’ which are themselves packages of smaller trade items (for example a case of 24 retail units).
		The digits that may be used are 1 to 8 to denote packaging configuration (for example a case of 12 retail items could use indicator 1, while a case of 24 retail items could use the indicator 2.
	www.ean-int.org /products.html (1363 words)

	Camellia Infotech Limited-SCM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GTIN or Global Trade Identification Number is one of the key to a seamless information flow along the supply chain.
		The GTIN is defined as a 14-digit number to accommodate all the different structures.
		While the GTIN is a non-significant number (does not contain any embedded information), your internal item codes may have been designed to capture specific information.
	www.camelliainfotech.com /scm.htm (2582 words)

	Sunrise 2005- Global Trade Item Number. GTIN for short, software for EAN.UCC-14, EAN.UCC-13, UCC-12 and EAN.UCC-8 ...
		A GTIN can be constructed using four numbering structures (Go to EAN site here to learn more) depending upon the exact application and the bar code symbology to be used.
		GTIN compliance is a requirement for data synchronization using the GLOBALregistrytm of the UCCnet.
		GTIN is a term that represents a super-set of data structures to identify Trade Items (product or service) EAN/UCC-14, EAN/UCC-13, UCC-12 (UPC), and EAN/UCC-8 are the data structures within GTIN.
	www.kanecal.net /GTIN-barcode-software.html (949 words)

	Supply Chain Systems Magazine Features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Support for GTIN is needed to participate in the UCC’s Global Data Synchronization Network (GDSN), in which companies can all work off one version of the truth when discussing products.
		This is because, with GTIN, items at every level of their configuration (whether consumer selling unit, case level, or pallet) have their own number.
		GTIN has 152 attributes, though fewer key attributes such as product number, weight, height, color, packaging, and store specific data.
	www.scs-mag.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=302&Itemid=87 (2334 words)

	RFID Connections - EPC: Parsing the GTIN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Instead, it was followed by what was by, all accounts, the most heated language ever to have been heard in that committee.
		The 14-digit GTIN is the heart of the EAN.UCC system -- providing unique identification of every packaging level of every product in the EAN.UCC system.
		For years, EAN.UCC has insisted "Don't parse the GTIN!" since the EAN vendor ID is variable in length and, in some countries, not even a unique ID. Therefore, the recommendation was to use the full 14 digits as the product/packaging level ID.
	www.aimglobal.org /technologies/rfid/resources/articles/apr04/0404RFIDEPC.htm (529 words)

	Global Supply Chain, RFID & GTIN Standards conference
		Conference Objectives: To understand all of the business and information systems implications of the new GTIN Standard and the need to be compliant by the 1st January 2005 deadline, especially with regard to going forward with RFID projects.
		Be aware of the risks and the benefits to meeting or not meeting these standards which affect your organization, your trading partner organizations and the way that you will do business with these organizations.
		Hear how organizations from a variety of sectors, currently involved in projects to change their systems and processes and integrate with existing systems, are progressing to meet GTIN compliance standards before they move towards RFID deployment.
	www.softmatch.com /gtin.htm (1980 words)

	Bar Code Success: Introduction To The GTIN
		The GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) is the globally unique numbering system that is administered by the EAN.UCC.
		The GTIN is used throughout the world to uniquely identify products and services.
		The GTIN makes possible the flow of trade item information throughout the world.
	barcodesuccess.blogspot.com /2004/11/introduction-to-gtin.html (460 words)

	Universal Product Code (UPC) Barcodes
		A GTIN is a 14-digit number though its bar code may contain only 12-digits (UPC), 13-digits (EAN-12) or 8-digits (EAN-8).
		GTIN is strictly a new term, and is part of the 2005 Sunrise initiative.
		Second, all supply chain participants are encouraged to expand the GTIN field in their databases to 14-digits to enable all forms of the GTIN.
	www.infinitygraphics.com /Pages/GTINinfotext.html (432 words)

	Biltmore Technology - Uniting Technology and Business
		The Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is an umbrella term used to describe the entire family of EAN/UCC data structures for trade item identification.
		GTIN Systems Compliance Assessment - provides an assessment of the impact of GTIN compliance and remediation to your organization.
		GTIN Systems Remediation and Conversion - facilitates the recommended course of action based on the results of the first two phases including system and hardware remediation, upgrade, or replacement.
	www.biltmoretechnology.com /html/morenews.html (530 words)

	[No title]
		GTIN compliance: The GTIN is used for unique identification of trade items (pre-defined products or services) worldwide within the EAN.UCC System.
		The Tool Kit enables RIMS customers to personalize RIMS to include the GTIN as an item reference by modifying the database and screens to display the new 14-digit value zero-filled, when necessary.
		Whether as a cross reference or as an item identifier, customers are able to scan the GTIN in warehouse functions and include it on labels and shipping documents.
	www.mhmonline.com /nID/1139/MHM/viewStory.asp (392 words)

	InternetRetailer.com - Press Releases
		SEC’s developers engineered GTIN Builder in response to the data aggregation problems their customers were facing when preparing data for publication to the UCCnet GLOBALregistry (now the GS1 Global Registry).
		GTIN Builder uses a GUI interface and well-known applications to help users collect data from various sources such as Excel Spreadsheets, Access databases and iSeries databases.
		After the data is aggregated, users cleanse the data and import it into GTIN Builder, which assigns GTINs based on user definitions.
	www.internetretailer.com /pressReleaseDetail.asp?id=13995 (552 words)

	UCC: General EAN.UCC Specifications Section 4.4
		Mandatory association with a GTIN or with the identification of logistic unit contents
		Mandatory association with a variable measure GTIN (e.g., an EAN/UCC-14 identification number starting with the digit 9) or the identification of variable measure content of a logistic unit
		Mandatory association with a variable measure GTIN or the identification of variable measure content of a logistic unit
	www.aecoc.es /HTML_Files/04/04-04.html (601 words)

	EAN - JORDAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		EAN International and UCC have agreements with the relevant international organizations to enable EAN-13 based GTINs to be derived from the ISBN (for books) and the ISSN (for serial publications).
		EAN.UCC GTIN of contained trade item (without check digit) : The GTIN of the contained unit, normally the lowest level of packaging, is the basis for this numbering structure.
		In recognition that printing bar codes on very small items -particularly where more information than just the GTIN is required - remains a business critical issue, EAN/UCC are working on a new family of bar codes known as Reduced Space Symbology (RSS).
	www.ean.jedco.gov.jo /products.htm (1293 words)

	Global Supply Chain, RFID & GTIN Standards conference II
		Prominent standards will be described including GTIN and those emerging from the RFID-focused industry as well as the established Enterprise Software and Networking industries.
		Delegates will hear about the adoption of the new trading standards (North America and Europe) and the need to implement the use of the new GTIN 14-digit standard for global item identification and data synchronization by the agreed date of 1st January 2005.
		Hear the latest updates on the development of GTIN and RFID standards and how the adoption of these global trading standards is encouraged and supported by industry to ensure these standards are implemented to ensure Global interoperability.
	www.softmatch.com /rfid_gtin.htm (2554 words)

	Robocom Announces Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) Compliance and Support for Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) - Robotics ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The RIMS warehouse management system cross reference option allows RIMS customers to use non-GTIN’s as item identifiers and also track GTIN values by tying the GTIN to an item number.
		‘‘We are confident that Robocom’s early adoption of GTIN compliance is indicative of our leadership role in this technology and presents a competitive advantage for our customers.
		As the GTIN becomes the standard of choice, RIMS users will have no trouble migrating to it or using it along with the older standard during a transition phase,’‘ says Judy Frenkel, Robocom’ s Chief Operating Officer.
	www.roboticsonline.com /public/articles/details.cfm?id=1119 (541 words)

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