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Making the Most of Drug Development Data
Improving time to market requires finding — and sharing — the right information at the right time. A benchmarking survey reveals that pharma and biopharma still have a long way to go.

Realizing ERP’s Untapped Potential
PharmaManufacturing.com
Pharma ERP has been an underachiever for years; savvy drug makers are turning that picture around by connecting ERPs more closely to the plant floor.

Process Optimization: From Petrochemicals to Biopharmaceuticals
PharmaManufacturing.com
Bayer is using simulation and a Six Sigma DMAIC approach to adapt petrochemical process optimization techniques for biopharmaceuticals. Thomas Daszkowski, Sanjay Joshi, and Peter Ryan of Bayer Technology Services discuss what they’re doing and the progress they’ve made.

Documenting the Journey: Assembling a PAT Dossier
PharmaManufacturing.com
As Albert Einstein once said, “If you are out to describe the truth, leave elegance to the tailor.” A PAT dossier, describing your process from a scientific and technological standpoint, will be the log for your technical journey. This article summarizes what should go into this important record.

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The Business Case for PAT
Author: Rockwell Automation
Posted: 11/24/2004
Having trouble justifying PAT projects to top management? The business drivers for PAT are compelling, both on the regulatory and on the financial side. This Rockwell Automation white paper discusses how to conduct a “productivity improvement appraisal” and how to handle discovery and analysis phases of any PAT project.

RFID in Manufacturing: Mandated Supply Chain Monitoring
Posted: 10/29/2004

Pharma 2010: Silicon Reality
Author: IBM Business Consulting
Posted: 10/22/2004
If the pharmaceutical industry is to capitalize on its greater understanding of molecular science and disease, it will have to invest in the right tools. This forward-looking report, part of the Pharma 2010 series by IBM Business Consulting, details seven key emerging technologies, from predictive biosimulation to advanced storage solutions, that will drive life sciences innovation in the next decade.

Case Study: Biotage Centralizes and Controls IT Management
Posted: 10/21/2004

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