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Virtual pilot programs that simulate scenarios can help the pharmaceutical industry address core issues in the implementation of serialization systems that comply with the US Drug Supply Chain Security Act.

Global Serialization: Could Virtual Pilots Be in Our Future?

Jennifer Markarian is manufacturing reporter for Pharmaceutical Technology.

MES has already rewarded early adopters by reducing errors; next-generation technology will enable broader data analysis.

Proactive Optimization: the Future of Manufacturing Execution Systems

Honeywell’s latest release of Experion LX, a distributed control system designed specifically for small- and mid-sized companies, enhances batch, SCADA, and engineering capabilities.

Distributed Control System is Designed for Smaller Manufacturing Companies

Paperless operations improve efficiency and increase assurance of product quality.

Implementing Electronic Production Records

Systec & Solutions' HMI hardware and Werum's PAS-X manufacturing execution system are designed to work together.

Werum and Systec & Solutions Offer an Integrated Information Technology Solution

The new Kaye Validator AVS combines accurate sensor measurements with all GMP requirements for calibration and traceability.

Amphenol Introduces New Advanced Validation System

Serialization systems can share information between manufacturing and business units, supply-chain partners, and the retail point of sale.

Harnessing the Power of Serialization Data

Serialization experts will share best practices and practical applications at INTERPHEX 2015.

Real-World Serialization: How Good is Your Game Plan?

Advances in process modeling and use of open-architecture control models will lead to more efficient process control methods.

Forward Thinking in Data Management

Despite concerns over regulation and data protection, cloud computing is entering the world of pharmaceuticals. There are good reasons why the cloud might suit pharmaceutical companies-greater efficiency, lower costs, the ability to take data in the public domain and mesh it with private data sets-all good reasons to embrace the cloud. But, assuming that the regulatory concerns can be overcome, is the cloud what it appears to be?

Data and Artificial Intelligence