Driving data integrity to achieve Pharma 4.0
Organizations are often at different points in their digital transformation journey. Data integrity is a critical consideration which typically requires some element of digital transformation to achieve. Ensuring data is accurate, consistent and secure throughout all laboratory processes can increase efficiencies as well as productivity.
As technological advancements are made and the use of electronic data rises, it is imperative that organizations understand the value of data integrity and how to achieve it. A recent report by the National Academies discusses technical challenges and regulatory issues around innovations in pharmaceutical manufacturing and provides recommendations to the industry and related organizations on how to facilitate the adoption of innovative technologies.
Powerful data management is critical in a system that is reliant upon advanced process control and automation, as well as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. A complete, integrated laboratory software system provides streamlined processes and drives data integrity to advance organizations toward a Pharma 4.0 strategy.
In this webinar, we will explore why organizations cannot continue to advance with only technology and must also understand the evolution of data integrity.
Key learning objectives
- Why manufacturing innovation is critical to maintaining a robust global supply chain
- The importance of data integrity in achieving Pharma 4.0
- How to overcome technical challenges to innovation in pharmaceutical manufacturing
- Digital transformation insights from a world-leading CDMO.
Who should attend?
- Laboratory directors, supervisors and managers
- Scientists, senior scientists or research scientists
- Data analytics manager
- LIMS administrator
- Informatics managers, director, supervisor or engineer
Presenter: Nicola Gardner (Sr. Manager, Product Marketing – Digital Solutions, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
As Senior Manager of Product Marketing for the Digital Solutions business at Thermo Fisher Scientific, Nicola describes to customers how they can apply laboratory software to move towards a smarter lab and digitally transform their business. A masters in analytical chemistry and a wealth of laboratory experience provides Nicola with a solid understanding of process, data and connectivity challenges. Nicola helps to drive discussion around technology adoption to inform businesses on their digital transformation journey and to enable scientists to spend more time focusing on science.
Presenter: Ellen Simms (Editorial Assistant, Selectscience)
Ellen studied biological sciences at the University of the West of England, UK, before completing a master's in epidemiology from the University of Bristol. As a member of the Editorial team, she now plays an integral role in shaping the content on SelectScience.
