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Optel Vision: Site Server Software

Version 2.0 of company’s Open SiteMaster™ site server software developed in collaboration with pharmaceutical industry and contract packers.

Optel Vision, a member of the Optel Group and provider of inspection and serialization systems for the global pharmaceutical industry, released version 2.0 of its Open SiteMaster™ site server software.

Designing and manufacturing inspection systems since 1989 and pioneering the development of serialization solutions since the beginning of the traceability initiative, Optel Vision is now bringing its savoir-faire to the plant level (also known as L3).

Open SiteMaster (OSM) is an L3 server software with a web-based user and machine interface, covering all aspects of track and trace and aggregation, while streamlining communications between serialization-related systems. The OSM architecture is specially designed to adapt to customer-specific business logic and IT environments, and evolve as needed.

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