INSIGHTS ON PHARMACEUTICAL LOGISTICS

• How One Split-Second Decision Made A Difference For Thousands Of Patients

  In the world of drug manufacturing, not all life-saving decisions happen in the lab. Sometimes the key moments that require fast thinking are closer to delivery. Such as one Saturday morning in Memphis, TN, when Marcus noticed the freezer temperatures were out of range. With over 2,000 cold chain shipments leaving his facility per day, he couldn’t afford to lose a week’s supply due to warm temperatures.

• Trade Compliance: Challenges In Global Biopharma Materials Logistics

  Have you noticed that it has become increasingly difficult to transport your material into and out of the United States? That’s because it has!

• Quick To Clinic™ for Oral Solid Dose

  In as little as 14 weeks from receiving your small molecule API, you can have your Phase I drug product manufactured, labelled, packaged and delivered to the clinic. That’s 1 month faster than most standard timelines, and includes a one-month stability study.

• Enabling Fast, Appropriate Drug Product Supply For Phase 1 Clinical Trials

  Without the ability to move smoothly from lab concept to manufacture to delivery of GMP clinical supplies to patients, critical milestones could be missed, delaying funding commitments from investors.

• Keeping It Cool: Protecting Cryopreserved Biological Samples From Degradation

  Degraded samples are common and certainly problematic for investigators. Read more about common causes of degradation as well as agents and systems available to protect against freeze–thaw.

• How To Select the Best Courier Around The Globe

  As a leading biotechnology company's pipeline and global presence continued to grow, management of the supply chain presented challenges. Additionally, cost pressures demanded a tighter supply chain with better control over inventory levels, and there was a need for increased temperature monitoring of clinical supplies in transit. Learn how data-driven decisions allowed them to realize cost & performance improvements across the supply chain.

• Helium Leak Detection Technology Solves Cold Supply Chain Challenges

  Vaccines and other large-molecule products require unique storage conditions, especially during the cold chain. Helium detection technology can improve the quality of drug delivery system and container design.

• Controlling Complexity (Not Cost) Of Advanced Therapy Supply Chains

  Due to the short shelf life and clinical criticality of advanced therapies, their supply chains are often highly complex.  Once efficacy and safety is demonstrated, the focus of advanced therapy developers moves to controlling cost.  However, the biggest cost within the supply chain is caused by its complexity.  In this article, we will share why the advanced therapy supply chain is so complex and how this complexity correlates to cost.

• Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Adjustments To Outlast COVID-19

  While the pandemic has had a massive impact on human health, it renewed our sense of purpose and presented an opportunity to leverage changes already underway so we can better serve patients. Read how it helped improve the supply chain industry for the better.