How to Maximize Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Efficiency and Security From Manufacturer to Patient

In these uncertain times, everyone from manufacturers to patients needs to think about the safety and security of pharmaceutical products. As the pharmaceutical industry continues to adapt to the new challenges and increasing demand for transparency, companies must also equip themselves with the tools to meet expectations while maximizing operational efficiency.

In this exclusive webinar, Optel’s experts will explore the issues surrounding efficiency and security in the pharmaceutical supply chain and propose solutions to ensure both.

Optel has developed two exceptional and complementary tools as part of their modular and scalable Intelligent Supply Chain^® platform, which has been carefully built to provide full transparency along every step of the supply chain. Both will be presented during the webinar.

The first is Verify Platform, a powerful software program designed to increase efficiency and security at the manufacturing, distribution and healthcare levels of the supply chain. The second is the Production Efficiency Tool, designed to optimize manufacturing operations.

Together, these tools offer a wealth of benefits, including the ability to:

Manufacturing

• Manage serial numbers (UIDs)
• Aggregate
• Optimize production performance
• Manage inventory
• Manage product expiration
• Reduce waste
• Reduce time to market
• Achieve full reconciliation
• Guarantee quality
• Leverage smart sensors
• Obtain alerts
• Obtain best performance from machinery
• Increase production
• Reduce machinery costs
• Identify areas for improvement
• Increase energy efficiency

Distribution

• Keep track of shipping operations
• Gain visibility over the distribution flow
• Optimize dwell times
• Improve inventory management and operations

Healthcare

• Validate product authenticity
• Ensure safety
• Protect the brand
• Facilitate recalls

Join this webinar on Wednesday, December 2, 2021 @ 11am – 12pm EST to discuss these and other topics related to the efficiency and security of the pharmaceutical supply chain.

Speakers

Guillaume Frapsauce, Account Director, OPTEL GROUP

A project and sales engineer for the past 10 years, Guillaume Frapsauce joined OPTEL five years ago to help manufacturers secure their supply chains by implementing track-and-trace solutions. Frapsauce uses his expertise to help clients define their main challenges and provides them with a number of services, including solutions specifically adapted to their needs, securing and monitoring clients’ supply chains without compromising production rates and  flexibility, as well as deploying next-generation tools to create more intelligent supply chains, such as data collection, analysis and artificial intelligence. Frapsauce holds a Master of Science degree in automatism, control systems, modelling and simulation from Cranfield University.

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Frédéric Bertiaux, Solution Designer, OPTEL GROUP

Frédéric Bertiaux joined OPTEL four years ago as a software solution designer, helping connect L2, L3 and L4 systems together to meet regulatory requirements and optimize performance. Bertiaux’s expertise in both IT architecture and track-and-trace solutions has enabled customers to fulfill their serialization requirements and overcome the challenges inherent in the integration of various systems and partners. He has applied this experience to his new role as an IT sales solution specialist, providing guidance on the possibilities OPTEL offers to its partners.

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Chad Owens, Director of Technology – Digitization Solutions, OPTEL GROUP

As the director of technology for digitization solutions, Chad Owens is responsible for defining the technology development strategy for OPTEL’s portfolio of hardware, vision, Internet of Things and embedded software products. He works with industry, territory and other technology leaders to deliver OPTEL’s Intelligent Supply Chain^®^ solutions. Before joining OPTEL, Owens spent the first 15 years of his career as an automation engineer in the pharmaceutical industry. He is skilled in U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) policy, manufacturing, process engineering and continuous improvement.

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