Johan Zebib joins Jim Cahill in an Emerson Automation Experts podcast to share how MES addresses many of the challenges for higher quality, and more efficient and reliable production in the pharmaceutical & biopharmaceutical manufacturing industries.
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Tailoring Automation for Tailored Medicines
The life sciences industry is changing rapidly. Where once companies were focused on developing blockbuster treatments and manufacturing them as quickly and safely as possible, today, personalized medicine has changed that landscape. Now life sciences companies are...
Technology and Strategy Deliver Data Integrity
As the landscape of pharmaceutical manufacturing has changed in the last few years, one exciting shift has a distinct possibility of being a game changer in coming decades. Regulatory agencies have increasingly begun to recognize the importance of automation...
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...
Life Sciences Digital Maturity – Know Where You Are to Know Where You Can Go
To know where you’re going, you have to know where you are, and operating a life sciences manufacturing facility is no exception. Pharmaceutical processors regularly have to take stock of their technological capacity to keep a finger on the pulse of the four main...
Improving Digital Maturity is Key to Life Sciences Success
In just the last 10 years, biopharmaceutical supply chains have changed dramatically. The single-source manufacturing model is becoming much rarer, making way for multi-enterprise manufacturing collaborations and partnerships to better meet the changing needs of the...
Leverage Life Sciences Software to Reduce Time to Market
The days of maintaining paper records across the life sciences development and production pipeline are gone. Today’s regulatory requirements, not to mention the complexity of new treatments, requires organization that can only be provided electronically. However,...
Software Simplifies Technology Transfer
The life sciences marketplace is changing faster than nearly any other industry. Gone are the days when companies focus on a single treatment to drive their entire business. Today’s life sciences manufacturers are challenged to bring new treatments to the marketplace...
Operations and Business Management at Emerson Exchange
With registration now open for the October 24-28, 2022 Emerson Exchange conference in the Dallas, Texas area, I wanted to make sure you were aware that the Session Catalog is available for viewing.
BioPhorum MES of the Future
In BioPhorum’s MES of the Future Manifesto, Sean and Kate Porter collaborated with other biomanufacturing leaders on requirements for future Manufacturing Execution Systems.
Increasing Life Sciences Manufacturing Capacity
In an Australasian BioTechnology article, Facilities for a Strong Future, Emerson’s Michalle Adkins and Makarand Mujumdar share how pharmaceutical and biotech manufacturers can improve local capacity to meet the needs of the regions in which they operate.
Four Pillars for Life Sciences Line and Facility Efficiency
There are four core pillars we look to address in order to support pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturers in achieving line and facility efficiency goals.
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