08 Feb 2010
While regulatory compliance in the UK pharmaceutical manufacturing industry is generally very high, manufacturing efficiency is often lacking.
Ever-increasing cost pressures mean that a number of companies have moved their manufacturing operations to countries with lower labour costs.
However, it doesn’t have to be this way, not if established world-class methodologies are applied to pharmaceutical plants.
Many examples of best practice in other industries may be easily applied to the pharmaceutical industry, and companies that have done so have seen very significant improvements in operational efficiency.
This event will offer advice, solutions and best practice to tackle excessive lead times, high inventory, inefficient staffing, poor process control and supply-chain reliability. Benefit from the lessons of best practice, recognise the signs of success and help prevent failure.
Attending this event will help you:
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Benefit from lessons of best practice, recognise the signs of success and help prevent failure.
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Build a competitive edge.
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Reduce manufacturing overheads
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Become more efficient
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Apply lean manufacturing principles to your organisation
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Learn about Process Analytical Technologies (PAT) and how they can be of great benefit
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Understand how innovative thinking can benefit your organisation
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Successfully manage the human factors of manufacturing
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Understand why outsourcing to India or the Far East is not as effective as we might think
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Meet, greet and network with key industry players
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Find collaborators for future projects
Technical Advantages
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Learn how to apply lean manufacturing principles to your organisation
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Learn about Process Analytical Technologies (PAT) and how they can be of great benefit
Who should attend
This event will appeal to anyone in the pharmaceutical and related industries, eg biotech, medical devices, healthcare, contracting services, equipment and control systems supply, with responsibility for or interest in manufacturing, performance, quality and related fields. General engineers, senior managers, departmental heads, directors and senior technical staff from manufacturing, engineering and quality disciplines will all find this seminar invaluable.
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