With the increase in regulatory scrutiny, the need to adapt to new modalities, and a persistent rise in global demand for blockbuster and rare disease drugs alike, you need solutions that can support your desired outcomes.
Your facility should be designed with flexibility in mind. Scale-up or scale-out production in response to market demands and quickly changeover lines without sacrificing quality and compliance.
96%
of Life Science manufacturers are using or evaluating smart technology
84%
of Life Science manufacturers are investing in network hardware and connected devices
81%
of Life Sciences manufacturers are adopting production monitoring systems
The market is challenging, optimizing production shouldn’t be
To meet market demands, adapting to new modalities and producing high-mix, low-volume products can be a hinderance to operational efficiency in your facility.
Personalized treatments for smaller patient populations can require:
Integrating assets can be complex, which may impact how long it takes for a product to get to market.
Without common connection standards, manufacturers may have to individually test and validate equipment especially when integrating multiple pieces of equipment and OEM skids that:
With the increased need for multi-product facilities and additional manual operations, many challenges arise like:
maintaining product quality
adhering to regulatory compliance
consistent traceability
human interaction introducing more risk
A flexible, scalable solution for unified operations
Optimize production with an integrated, plant-wide architecture.
Integrated Architecture® is built to help you manufacture a wide variety of drug products with less risk, less downtime, and at less cost.
Designed to be more flexible and modular with an open control platform, simplify processes like validation adherence and support product line changeovers more efficiently for diverse pharmaceutical demand.
There are numerous systems that can go into creating an integrated, plant-wide approach. From a few of our experts, learn about how some of these solutions work, steps to implement, outcome expectations, and more!
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Start building your facility with integrated solutions designed with your future in mind. Our industry expertise will help you design, implement, and support your manufacturing investment for years to come.
