Improve Pharmaceutical Packaging Throughput With Serialization
About this webinar
Serialization has helped pharmaceutical packaging lines meet compliance requirements, but it has also introduced operational challenges for many manufacturers and CMOs. Codes that fail to meet grading requirements, cameras that reject acceptable packs, exceptions that stop the line while operators identify the cause and rework loops that consume production capacity all contribute to lost throughput. This webinar explores practical strategies to identify serialization-related bottlenecks, reduce downtime and improve packaging line performance.
With capacity, staffing and profit margins under pressure, maintaining compliance while improving operational efficiency is increasingly important. Key performance measures include uptime, first-pass yield, exception resolution time and how quickly the line returns to normal production after a stop.
The featured panelists will examine common bottlenecks on serialized packaging lines and practical steps manufacturers can take to address them. The speakers will discuss the root causes of stoppages and rework, from device-level printing and inspection quality to line setup, exception handling and site-level serialization data management. Examples involving new line startups, technology transfers and CDMO client onboarding will illustrate how these principles apply to both existing and new packaging lines.
Attendees will gain insights into methods for diagnosing production losses, evaluating serialization performance and using integrated hardware, software and line data to support operational improvement while maintaining compliance.
Register for this webinar to learn how to reduce pharmaceutical packaging downtime, minimize rework and improve throughput on serialized production lines.
Who should attend
- Heads of Manufacturing and Packaging Operations
- Packaging, Process and Automation Engineers
- Operational Excellence and Continuous Improvement Leads
- Serialization and Traceability Leads
- Quality Assurance and Compliance
- IT/OT and MES Leads
- CDMO/CMO Operations and Technology Transfer Managers
What you will learn
- Common bottlenecks on serialized packaging lines and how to distinguish device-, line- and site-level causes
- Practical approaches to reduce stoppages, false rejects and rework
- Key performance measures for evaluating serialization on packaging line throughput
- How line- and site-level data can improve performance across existing and new packaging lines
Featured Speakers
Joe Lipari
Joe Lipari is responsible for Systech’s global traceability and regulatory compliance solutions, including its next-generation traceability platform, helping pharmaceutical organizations improve visibility, streamline exception management and maintain compliance across increasingly complex supply chains. With over 20 years of designing and deploying solutions for global pharmaceutical manufacturers, he brings deep expertise in packaging, serialization and traceability across life sciences and consumer goods, connecting operational needs with scalable technology strategies.
Tony Mogort Valls
Tony Mogort Valls is International Solutions Sales Manager at Systech, working with pharmaceutical manufacturers across Europe to turn packaging line and supply chain challenges into practical, scalable solutions. With over 30 years of B2B experience across pharma, aerospace, aeronautical and general industry, he brings a commercial perspective shaped by highly regulated environments. Multilingual and multicultural, he has led commercial and country management roles across Europe. He holds an MBA from Manchester Business School and was company sponsored for the MSM from Boston University Brussels.
Partner for this event
Systech
Systech is a trusted provider of pharmaceutical track and trace solutions, with more than 40 years of expertise from the packaging line to the broader supply chain. Its integrated hardware and proven software help manufacturers of all sizes build connected, modern supply chains, reduce operational friction, strengthen compliance and protect product integrity. Systech is a leading brand of Markem-Imaje and part of Dover Corporation.