Supply Chain & logistics
Managing inventory, purchasing laboratory equipment and getting drugs
shipped internationally are the most visible areas that can benefit
from new partnerships in this space. Nevertheless, every step that a
product goes through in the pharmaceutical industry can be aided by
technological innovations that are active in shaping the market.
Heads of logistics are seeking automation solutions and service providers
that can help them evaluate and optimize their supply chain by being
proactive in strategic planning rather then merely reactive. Ensuring
proper reporting and building a vast network can augment opportunities
for suppliers and consumers.
The case for RFID
Why the pharmaceutical industry will be an early adopter
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A prescription for effective collaboration
In response to market pressure and shareholder expectations, many sectors
are recognizing the importance of collaboration in the achievement of
strategic objectives
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As simple as a label
Today's advanced technology in labeling can play a positive role in
meeting one of the FDA's toughest initiatives
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Managing clinical trial logistics in Asia
Since the late 1990s, Asia has increasingly been considered an upcoming
hotspot by the pharmaceutical industry when focusing on future global
R&D activities.
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Curing the pharmaceutical supply chain
The pharmaceutical supply chain is under pressure unlike any it has
seen before
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The merger of giants
How RFID and mobile computing will revolutionize the pharmaceutical
supply chain
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Fighting fear
Royanna Chappell, VP of RFID and Emerging Applications at Red Prairie,
looks at how RFID can help to reassure the pharma industry.
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Is RFID the magic pill?
Bruce Hudson, Program Director, Technology Research Services, META Group
says it?s not as simple as that
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New directions
As Senior Director for Logistics at Pfizer, Tan Miller is an important
cog in a very big machine.
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Moving in the right direction
Ensuring the safe and effective distribution of drugs is a high priority
for any pharmaceutical company.
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Intermec - Distribution Roundtable: No chain of
fools
Considering we are trying to navigate and track ever more batches of
drug product through an increasingly complex distribution chain, at
faster speed and adhering to tighter controls, it is really no surprise
that things aren?t quite perfect just yet
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Looking into the future of RFID
NGP puts some questions to Laura Ramos Vice President, Forrester Research
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Breaking new ground
Right now, there are few technologies that appeal more to the imagination
than radio frequency identification, or RFID.
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Moving in the right direction
Ensuring the safe and effective distribution of drugs is a high priority
for any pharmaceutical company.
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DDN Pharmaceutical Logistics - Distribution Roundtable:
No chain of fools
Considering we are trying to navigate and track ever more batches of
drug product through an increasingly complex distribution chain, at
faster speed and adhering to tighter controls, it is really no surprise
that things aren?t quite perfect just yet.
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Does RFID have a place in pharma’s future?
Counterfeit drugs are a serious problem for the pharma industry and
the FDA wants to crack down using RFID tagging. But its latest report
has found that firms are still not sold on RFID. What is the problem
and can it be solved? By Neil Davey
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Managing clinical trial logistics in Asia
Since the late 1990s, Asia has increasingly been considered an upcoming
hotspot by the pharmaceutical industry when focusing on future global
R&D activities.
More
>>
Fighting fear
Royanna Chappell, VP of RFID and Emerging Applications at Red Prairie,
looks at how RFID can help to reassure the pharma industry.
More
>>
