Pharma and Clinical Supply Chain:
How Open Platforms Drive Faster Drug Availability and Increased Patient Safety
About this webinar
Patient safety, timely availability of medicines as well as operational efficiency are increasingly important drivers in the pharmaceutical industry. Modern medicines are becoming more complex and, therefore, increasingly temperature and time sensitive.
In this webinar, participants will learn from pharma and clinical supply chain specialists how integration of different hardware and software systems have contributed to improved patient safety and faster availability of new drugs.
Complex stakeholder structures and their use of many different software and hardware systems are delaying decision-making on product status. Integration of relevant systems is a pivotal tool to enhance rapid and conclusive decision-making based on consolidated and complete end-to-end datasets. Further, integration provides the opportunity to optimize the supply chain.
Register for this webinar to hear about the benefits of system integration in temperature monitoring, product release, automation and clinical supply chain optimization.
Who should attend
- Quality Management
- Validation Manager
- GMP/GDP Officer
- Supply Chain Management
- Clinical Trial Supply Managers
- Medical Monitors
- Qualified Persons
- Responsible Persons
What you will learn
- The benefits of system integration in temperature monitoring
- How system integrations accelerate your product release process
- How system integration supports automation
- How system integration is a key aspect of supply chain optimization
Featured Speakers
Harald van Weeren
Harald van Weeren is Segment Manager Clinical Trials, and Team Lead Segment Management at Berlinger & Co. AG. He has over 15 years of experience in Product Management and Market Segment Management in various high-tech industries. Harald holds a PhD in Physics from the University of Twente, Netherlands.
Marina Beer
Marina is Segment Manager Pharma & Life Science and Senior Product Manager at Berlinger & Co. AG. She has extensive experience in the field of pharmaceutical cold chain, including conditioning monitoring, temperature-controlled packaging & logistics. Marina has a proven track record in implementing hardware, software and services solutions for pharmaceutical companies successfully on a global scale, with a focus on requirements and process definition, qualification as well as operational & economic realization. In her role at Berlinger, Marina is responsible for identifying market and customer requirements, and translating them into holistic solution developments for Berlinger`s customers in cooperation with R&D.
Klaus Kauer
Klaus is the Head of Quality Management & Responsible Person at Frigo-Trans GmbH Germany, as well as the Appointed Person for Airfreight Security (regulated Agent) and Supply Chain Security Requirements TAPA FSR & TSR. He already works for all sites in the pharma supply chain, from pharma company to forwarder and, now, with a transportation company. Since 1996, he has worked within quality management, specializing within pharma logistics quality management from 2005 onward. He has a deep insider knowledge of temperature monitoring and pharma logistics globally. He supports young talents during their bachelor or master’s thesis and also works with multiple universities where he supports research projects on risk management and trade lane optimization.
Stefan Dürr
Stefan has been working in the IRT field for 15+ years and has been with Cenduit since its inception in 2007. He has worked in various project management roles, including leading the global project management team at Cenduit. Stefan is currently responsible for client delivery of key customer accounts and heads the Cenduit drug supply center of excellence. He is very passionate about finding innovative solutions for clinical supply challenges.
Stefan holds a Master of Science in Molecular Biology and an International Executive MBA from the University of St. Gallen.
Partner for this event
Berlinger & Co.
The Swiss company Berlinger & Co. AG develops, produces, and distributes innovative condition monitoring solutions for pharmaceutical and medical technology products with the aim of further increasing efficiency and improving patient safety. Berlinger has been a family business since it was founded in 1865, which allows us to think far beyond quarterly results.
Berlinger is fully committed to long-term customer success, as they think in generations. Innovation and quality are key for Berlinger to deliver customers success. Berlinger invests a considerable amount in R&D every year to stay innovative as they have done over the last 155 years, are truly international, and proudly partner with leading pharmaceutical companies and major healthcare organizations in over 175 countries.