An organization's operational and mission-critical processes—such as production, distribution, sales, procurement, warehousing, maintenance, and finance—invariably deal with significant volumes of goods, equipment, spare parts, and services.
Given the support requirements inherent in these processes, effective Master Data Management (MDM) for entities (goods/services) is essential. Such activities cannot be successfully executed without a robust logic for identification and the generation of technical data regarding these entities. CADA undertakes this responsibility using a fundamental, scientific, and technical approach, backed by extensive tools, data, and experience.
The process of creating and developing CADA in recent years has been a forward and progressive path that has led to the growth and development of systems, information, executive procedures, organizational experiences, national experiences, organizational relationships and other valuable achievements. This result, today in the form of CADA systems, has a specific objectivity and can be used in the form of CADA products.

Creating initial code generation systems and using routines and instructions for coding and numbering products

Creating second-generation software systems and using routines and methods for describing products for use in the operations of organizations (large and medium-sized) and national (country)

Generating and updating uniform, uniform and standardized master data (master data) of decentralized items/services with a cataloging perspective based on centralized reference data (RD) for data governance functions in the organizational and executive environment National

Generation and dissemination of master data (master data) of specialized supply chain items between organizations' operations (TD), intelligentization of supply and demand relationship, national SRM, national ranking, intelligent SCF and ...
Creating and developing the CADABazar system and systematically and mechanizing the collection of technical and commercial information of the country's suppliers (manufacturers and importers) of industrial products to the consumption space and need for items in the country (current and projects), and in other words, creating two-way interactions between industrial products and items needed by the country's organizations in this field can fundamentally transform the country's industry and eliminate traditional routines without up-to-date information and little knowledge.