Browsing All posts tagged under »pharmaceutical supply chain«

In the Practitioner’s Words: From Scientist And Clinical Management To Sourcing Procurement (Pharma)

December 19, 2024

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Why shouldn't client case studies be handled by the sales, marketing, or PR departments?

Pharma Supply Chains (Part 2): The Optional Supply Chain

October 17, 2011

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We’ve discussed why the vast majority of pharma companies will have to build supply chains with new manufacturing, distribution and service-management techniques, and some of the developments that can help them.  But what route should they take? from the PwC White Paper “Pharma 2020: Supplying the future: Which path will you take?” Considering the concern […]

Whether created artificially or reflective of a very real and serious issue, pharmaceutical supply chain problems can have deadly consequences for patients

October 7, 2011

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“[Patients] don’t know if they will be able to receive their treatment on time. If they are switched to another regimen, they will always wonder if they got the best treatment and therefore the best chances at survival,” she wrote in an e-mail. from the August 18th, 2011 Globe & Mail article “Health Canada warns […]

SPONSOR NEWS: Sigma-Aldrich Selects Zycus for Global Spend Management Initiative

February 13, 2009

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Princeton, NJ, February 9, 2009 – Zycus, a world leader in Spend Management solutions, today announced that Sigma-Aldrich, a leading life science and high technology company, has selected Zycus for Spend Analysis. “Through Zycus’ capabilities, we are able to quickly identify a large amount of spend for which we had not previously had visibility,” said […]

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