ROBAR is the world's most advanced RFID-capable bar code label printing software solution designed specifically for FDA-regulated enterprises. ROBAR was developed to meet the functional requirements of a $20 billion pharmaceutical firm which needed an enterprise-class label printing system. Now, with additional input from other FDA-regulated clients, Innovatum is releasing this exhaustively-tested, state-of-the-art software as a packaged application available industry-wide. ROBAR is the only two-tier enterprise logistics label printing system available for enterprises that must meet the most stringent quality and security standards. ROBAR designs, centrally manages and locally prints shipper labels, inner and outer labels, bulk and drum labels, patient chart labels, clinical trial labels and manufacturing intermediate step labels for every kind of pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturer.

Important ROBAR Benefits

• Specifically designed to meet the stringent label compliance requirements of the Life Sciences industry.
  • Most label design and print applications on the market are point solutions that were not developed to meet pharmaceutical or medical device industry needs. They have rudimentary 21 CFR Part 11 compliance features but lack the enterprise-class controls and architecture that regulated customers need and distributors demand.
      
• Removes the burden of developing and supporting custom solutions from overtaxed IT departments.
  • ROBAR allows IT to focus on custom applications and support that add value and improve service, and for which there are no off the shelf systems.
     
• Provides easy integration, data access and scalability by utilizing standard interfaces like XML, SQL, ODBC and ActiveX.
  • Custom-developed solutions typically encompass a "snapshot in time" of a company's internal systems. They meet today's needs with today's applications. As technologies and regulations evolve, however, companies often need to make rapid and unexpected changes. This is very difficult to do when tethered to a homegrown system.
     
• Offers much more sophisticated label functionality than "label modules" of enterprise suites such as ERP, PLM, LIMS, etc.).
  • Label printing is typically a very small portion of these suites. Their functionality generally ranges from utilitarian to grossly inadequate.