Why the Unified Standard?
Creates Value for Your Business
Exclusive to IntelliHubSC, the UNIFIED STANDARD suite of standards is a progressive collection of standards providing guidance and solutions for emerging regulatory changes across supply chain categories.
Among the most comprehensive standards, the need for pre-requisite or redundant certifications is eliminated, which results in audit cost savings.
Beyond reducing audit costs, an assessment of your operation to the UNIFIED STANDARD delivers a higher degree of risk management, which improves supply chain confidence for all stakeholders.
Developed and Preferred by Global Industry Leaders
In collaboration with industry leaders, IntelliHubSC has developed a suite of universal standards, known as the UNIFIED STANDARD.
The UNIFIED STANDARD not only meets the rigorous requirements of industry leaders such as Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson, but it does so at a lower cost than other compliance standards.
IntelliHubSC converted Brand Owner expectations into scalable guidelines that can be implemented within an operation to not only improve industry compliance, but also improve operational efficiency to build value within the operation.
The UNIFIED STANDARD focuses on important risk management areas and emerging regulatory changes, to meet evolving customer requirements and build supply chain confidence.
Current and Comprehensive Risk Management
The UNIFIED STANDARD is designed to focus on the effective quality management of an operation throughout the manufacturing process.
Highlighting change management controls provides confidence to customers, reduces risk and creates a more efficient operation.
Incorporating current focus areas of risk management, the UNIFIED STANDARD is aligned with global leaders.
A Progressive Standard to meet the requirements of today and prepare for tomorrow
With an eye toward the future, the UNIFIED STANDARD considers current regulatory requirements as well as evolving regulations in order to address gaps between current state and future expectations.
7 Risk Management Focus Areas of the Unified Standard
- Leadership, Organization and Risk
- Facilities and Equipment
- Quality and Data Systems
- Design and Technical Standards
- Materials Storage and Handling
- Operations
- Test, Approve, Improve
Organized according to Plan, Do, Check, Act
Easy to Understand