Bill Carey joins Jim Cahill to discuss the Life Sciences Showroom facility in the Austin, Texas area. The showroom demonstrates how to address the challenges in developing a path forward.
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Modern Control Systems Enable Step Change Improvements for Life Sciences
Despite the challenges involved, the opportunity to make step change operational improvements is encouraging life sciences companies to embark on control system modernisation projects well before parts become hard to source and the system impacts productivity (usually...
Smaller Batches Still Have Big Needs
There’s no question that today’s life sciences landscape is changing dramatically. As new personalized medicine solutions emerge, companies are rapidly changing scale to include more multi-product manufacturing facilities. Many of these facilities are manufacturing...
Driving Operational Improvements with a Rugged PAT Model Infrastructure
At the IFPAC-2023 meeting, Emerson’s Bruce Greenwald and Aspen Technology’s Geir Rune Flåten teamed together to present, Deploying a Rugged PAT Model Infrastructure for Real-Time Monitoring and Control.
Life Sciences Single-Use Instrumentation Trends
For most industries, scaling up with large batch sizes and high-volume production equipment is the best way to gain efficiency. This has also been true for production of many life sciences drugs, but portions of the industry are shifting toward creating smaller runs...
Unshackle Innovation with One Click Tech Transfer
Most people have heard the adage that, “COVID changed everything.” However, few people, when presented with that idea, think that any of those changes were positive. But we often forget that in the span of eight short months, the world saw a wide array of innovators...
Prototype Sensing Technologies are at the Forefront of Innovation
On June 4-7, experts in process analytical technology (PAT) gathered for the 2023 IFPAC conference. While there, they discussed the latest developments in PAT, quality by design, and overall process monitoring and control within the pharmaceutical, biotechnology,...
Data-Driven Culture Drives Maintenance and Reliability Results
Life sciences organizations are not short on data. Most plants already have many sensors in place to drive operational data to the control system so operators always know exactly what is happening at any given moment of production. Operations teams know that good data...
Digital Solutions for Process Development, Tech Transfer and Manufacturing
Emerson’s Michalle Adkins and AspenTech’s Chuck Miller team up to present Robust PAT Solutions to Support Process Development, Tech Transfer and Manufacturing at IFPAC 2023.
Traceability Across the Entire Drug Development Pipeline
Recently, as cell and gene therapies have begun to emerge in the life sciences manufacturing landscape, an important concept has begun to draw attention: traceability. However, it is important to remember that traceability was critical long before today’s most...
Better Treatment—For the Earth, and its People
It can be hard to keep up with the many rapid changes occurring in the life sciences industry these days. In an effort to embrace improved speed to market, sustainability, and quality, life sciences manufacturers are employing a wide range of software and technologies...
Four Pillars of Life Sciences Speed to Market
People are more aware than ever of the many amazing ways new treatments can improve their lives. As a result, life sciences companies are under more pressure than ever to safely deliver new, innovative treatments to market to satisfy customer demand. The key to...
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