How to improve manufacturing process efficiency to increase speed-to-market
Find out where in the manufacturing process you can make efficiencies and which solutions you can apply
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The 25 most successful pharmaceutical manufacturers globally are more than twice as productive as their competitors. Increased productivity can lead to lower costs due to economies of scale, which can in turn lead to more profitability.
By making efficiencies in the manufacturing process, pharma businesses can reduce time-to-market and increase their productivity.
Improving efficiency is not limited to productivity and profit, however, as optimizing processes also makes it easier to comply with regulations that ensure patient safety and reduce the potential for expensive mistakes.
This Pharma IQ report, produced in association with Entegris, looks at the ways pharmaceutical companies can improve their manufacturing processes and make efficiencies, from the concept stage through to commercialization.
Download this report to find out:
- How modular facilities and disposable equipment can improve efficiencies
- How to avoid costly mistakes such as contaminants and improper storage
- Which processes to outsource to make efficiencies
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