One of the key stages delaying and increasing costs in life sciences projects is equipment validation. In fact, it is one of the elements of project completion that project teams are most eager to compress because the value of every incremental improvement is so...
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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.
Effective Personnel Drive Operational Integrity
As consumers of medicinal products of various kinds (vaccines, immunotherapies, tablets, capsules, cell therapies, etc.), we know that although product quality is important, reliable supply is also critical. A reliable supplier of therapeutic goods requires the...
Improving Logical Changeover Production Readiness in the Life Sciences
Technology has continued to advance and provide ways to assist pharmaceutical & biopharmaceutical manufacturers with production readiness. Improper set up and qualification of automation and information management production applications cause start-up and product changeover delays, as well as slow performance during production runs.
Making Medicine Personal with Flexible Automation Solutions
Personalized medicine manufacturers are rapidly changing their manufacturing platforms to provide a new scale of production. In the Emerson Exchange Virtual Series, life sciences experts held an open Q&A on the trajectory of cell and gene therapies, and how a...
Building Cross-Cultural Awareness
At a recent Emerson Exchange Americas virtual presentation session, Emerson’s Michalle Adkins and Alpana Desai presented on communicating with cross-cultural awareness.
Improving Product and Process Development in Life Sciences
Emerson’s Michalle Adkins will be discussing villains and heroes in knowledge management at the fully digital November 2-6, 2020 ISPE Annual Meeting and Expo.
Accelerate Technology Transfer through the Product Development Pipeline
Emerson’s Michalle Adkins and Ron Rossbach will host a webinar on reducing time to market for new therapies—a key opportunity for pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturers. This webinar will take place on August 13 at 15:00 CET – Europe / 09:00 EDT.
Life Sciences Operational Performance Improvement Webinar Series
For pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturers, the Life Sciences.NOW webinar series includes eight interactive discussions on digital plant technologies and will provide direction and updates on key manufacturing operation initiatives to improve operational performance, deliver cost effective quality and regulatory compliance and accelerate the product development pipeline.
BioPhorum Collaboration for Improving Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
Emerson’s Michalle Adkins, Benjamin Arriola & Brandon Haschke are co-authors along with professionals in leading biopharmaceutical manufacturing and suppliers in the BioPhorum work, In-line monitoring / real-time release testing in biopharmaceutical processes – prioritization and cost benefit analysis.
BioPhorum Best Practices on Knowledge Management
Emerson’s Michalle Adkins alerted me to the release of a new BioPhorum Knowledge Management white paper, A Test Case in CMC Business Processes from Late-Stage Development to Commercial Manufacturing.
Biopharmaceutical Product and Process Knowledge Management
For biopharmaceutical producers, creating value from the knowledge capture and dissemination is paramount. At the upcoming February 23-26 IFPAC [International Foundation Process Analytical Chemistry] conference, Emerson’s Michalle Adkins will present on the impact of KM in product and process development for biopharmaceutical manufacturers.
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