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Enhancing digital accessibility in clinical supply chains
People with disabilities represent at least 20% of the global population. Across all industries: Gen Xers are aging into disabilities, and Gen Zers are more confident in self-identifying with disabilities (particularly neurodiversity). As we turn the corner to Industry 5.0 (resilient, sustainable, human-centric), the workforce will increasingly represent the breadth of the human lived experience, particularly people with disabilities. The need for accessible supply chain software and technology is even more an imperative for the new and future ways of working in advancing towards a disability confident workforce. Explore the WHY, WHAT, and HOW as to why digital accessibility is critical to the Pharma Supply Chain.
Registration and refreshments
Global Virtual Clinical Trial Supplies: The Benefits of Implementing a Virtual Supply Strategy for Commercially Available Medications and Ancillary Supplies
- Optimize Employ Effort
- Minimize Waste and Risk
- Appreciate Significant Savings
- Sustainably Friendly
Morning refreshments and networking
Enhancing communication between clinical operations and clinical supplies to optimize cross functional collaboration
- Breaking down silos for end-to-end supply chain efficiency
- Optimizing collaboration through a shared understanding of team workflows
- Improving collaboration to address issues quickly and effectively
Continuing CRO oversight and management to ensure a compliant and reliable drug supply
- Maintaining communication and contract adherence
- Reviewing performance and metrics
- Conducting periodic compliance assessments and management of risk
End of Conference
SPEAKER HOSTED ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS
Interactive roundtable sessions offer a unique opportunity to come together with your peers to share best practice and develop solutions to critical challenges facing the clinical supply chain industry as a whole. Hosted by industry experts and each focused on a single issue, roundtables are an exciting, interactive way to build your personal network and learn from the experience and expertise of others.
Each discussion lasts 30 minutes minute so you can choose up to two topics. The sessions will end with a summary of findings presented to the audience by each roundtable host.
| ROUNDTABLE 1: Strategies for successful comparator sourcing
Hosted by Stephen Bonsu, Senior Director, Commercial Product Regulatory & Supply Strategy, Eli Lilly and Company |
| ROUNDTABLE 2: How to implement AI in clinical supply chains effectively
Hosted by Alina Borovika, Associate Director, Development to Launch Analytics, Bristol Myers Squibb |
| ROUNDTABLE 3: Selecting and managing clinical supply vendors effectively
Hosted by Gabriel Taslakian, Supply Chain Director, Abdera Therapeutics |
PANEL: Investigating the use of AI by analyzing the latest trends
- Overview of the latest advancements and understanding how they could benefit a supply chain
- Evaluating new technologies against traditional methods to identify best practice
- Implementing AI effectively into your company