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Discovery & Development Business Practice, Contract Development Services, Trends & Forecasts, Contract Manufacturing Services

How adaptable manufacturing models are paving a steady path into an unpredictable future

sponsored by Patheon

Pharmaceutical companies around the world are under tremendous pressure to reduce drug costs; regulators, legislators, payers, and patients are all demanding that action be taken. Now more than ever, pharmaceutical execs are re-evaluating their traditional commercial manufacturing models in order to stay competitive and meet their financial targets.

Join Rich Whitworth, Content Director, the Medicine Maker, in an interview with Joe Principe, VP of Strategic Partnerships, Patheon, discussing the new set of “must-haves” that are emerging from the increased need for flexibility in outsourced manufacturing partnerships.

Learning Objectives

  • Industry trends for bringing new products to market – pricing pressures, capital costs, and regulatory challenges.
  • Demand forecasting and commercial manufacturing planning – when to insource and when to outsource.
  • New outsourcing business models to consider for new product launches.

 

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