Mapping Product Genomes: The Life Blood of Supply Chains
NC State SCRC
MAY 30, 2016
The cost of genome sequencing in 2001 was $100M per sequence. By 2007 it was $10M, and it has now dropped to $1000, and is expected to drop to a penny by 2020! The importance of tracking and measuring all goods, including the possibility of counterfeit goods, must be estimated using data tracking.
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