Be In the Know With Pharma 4.0: Digital Technology Transfer

Part of Be In the Know With Pharma 4.0 series:

Course overview

Pharma 4.0 discusses the application of digital technology to the unique workflows of pharmaceutical development and manufacturing. One workflow screaming out for a digital intervention is technology transfer, and it’s clear that traditional approaches to technology transfer are no longer sufficient to meet the growing pressures (internally and externally) for speed and operational efficiency. Because of this, pharmaceutical and biotechnology organisations find themselves confronted with an operational bottleneck that has implications for patients as well as the company’s bottom line.

Technology transfer, the process of moving pharmaceutical products and manufacturing processes from development to production or between production facilities, is pivotal for ensuring life-changing therapies reach patients expediently. However, these processes are often hindered by unstructured data, legacy data management systems, and siloed communication. Taking a digital approach to technology transfer offers a transformative solution, enabling life changing therapies to get to market that much faster. Both satisfying the demand of the patient population that requires these medicines, and avoiding the consequences of lost revenue and eroded market share due to product launch or product release delays.

This course explores how cutting-edge digital tools and novel strategies can address these long-standing challenges. By leveraging digital solutions, companies can not only accelerate the transfer of critical knowledge but also foster innovation and gain an edge in increasingly competitive markets. Whether you're looking to modernise existing workflows or build a future-ready tech transfer framework, this course will provide the knowledge and tools to succeed.

Key topics covered in this exciting lunchtime session include:

• What is Pharma 4.0?
• What is a technology transfer?
• What are the stages of technology transfer?
• What are the different types of Technology Transfers?
• The challenges of today’s tech transfers
  
• Outlining the key characteristics of a single source of truth for Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC)
• How to leverage the CMC source of truth to accelerate tech transfers
• Defining the stages of a digital-native tech transfer
• How cloud-based collaboration can shift mindset from “tech transfer” to “tech sharing”
• Real world use cases of digital tech transfer
  

 

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Benefits of attending

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the critical challenges in current technology transfer processes
• Explore the industry forces increasing pressure to deliver accelerated technology
  transfers despite these challenges
• Recognise the role of digital tools in addressing these challenges
• Gain insights into practical applications and strategies for digital technology transfer
• Be equipped to lead digital initiatives within your organisations to enhance technology
  transfer efficiency

Who should attend?

This course is suitable for all levels (scientists, managers, and senior leadership) and is ideal for professionals working in:

• Manufacturing, Science & Technology (MS&T)
• Process development
• Technical operations
• CMC
• R&D
• Quality assurance
• Supply chain professionals
• Business IT professionals (R&D, IT, manufacturing etc.) working in a digital capacity within any of the aforementioned domains