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Case Study

Tuesday, September 24

09:30 AM - 10:00 AM

Live in Berlin

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To ensure that manufacturing significantly influences the development of new drugs, a multifaceted approach is essential. This includes fostering collaboration between pharmaceutical manufacturers, researchers, and regulatory bodies to align manufacturing capabilities with innovative drug design. Implementing advanced manufacturing technologies, such as continuous processing and automation, can enhance efficiency and scalability while ensuring product quality. Additionally, integrating feedback loops from manufacturing into the early stages of drug development can help identify potential production challenges and optimize formulations accordingly. Emphasizing a culture of quality by design (QbD) will further ensure that manufacturing considerations are embedded throughout the drug development process. We will discuss:

  • How to improve collaboration between Manufacturing and R&D?
  • How can Manufacturing contribute to faster and less costly new drug product introductions?
  • What role does company culture play?
  • How can we lead the organization(s) towards end-to-end process thinking and ownership?

Speaker

Katrin Farwig

Senior Director Technical Service Manufacturing Science TSMS, Elanco Deutschland GmbH

Katrin Farwig is Senior Director Technical Service Manufacturing Science (TSMS) at Elanco. She looks back on over 20 years of Pharma industry experience in the area of technical Project Management, Operations, and Supply Chain. During this time, she has been in different functions within Supply Chain / Operations, from a local site operations role to global project management and third-party management roles.

Company

Elanco Deutschland GmbH

Elanco is a global leader in animal health dedicated to innovating and delivering products and services to prevent and treat disease in farm animals and pets, creating value for farmers, pet owners, veterinarians, stakeholders, and society as a whole.

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