#SiemensPharmaTechTalks
In the current global situation, winning the race against time is more important than ever. Siemens is proud to present a series of webinars where different experts will present some of the proven solutions and concepts that are accelerating R&D and production in the pharmaceutical industry.Over the coming weeks we will be presenting on different topics including digital process twins, paperless manufacturing and many more.
Technology creates change – Driving the digital future in pharmaceutical industries
Moderators: Andrew Whytock, Head of Digitalization, Siemens; Christine Brunner, Communications Manager, Siemens
Hear from some of our partners and customers how the Pharmaceutical and Life Science industry has been using digital technology and IT/OT convergence to adapt to and embrace these new requirements.
We will also discuss how this technology is driving the future manufacturing landscape and where our guests think that the industry is heading with talk guests like BioNTech, Biomay AG, Roche, AGC Pharma Chemicals Europe and Medicine Manufacturing Innovation Center.
Going paperless: How the use of manufacturing software is enabling pharma companies like BioNTech to accelerate development and production
Speaker: Andrew Whytock, Head of Digitalization & Innovation, Pharmaceutical Business Segment, Siemens
Faced with the challenge of repurposing a vaccine plant in record time, BioNTech needed a proven and scalable MES software solution to guide and control COVID-19 vaccine production for their plant in Marburg, Germany.
This webinar will introduce the key concepts of paperless manufacturing that were deployed by BioNTech, from the design of the batch record, integration to the automated plant and to the release of the batch report.
How the pharmaceutical industry can benefit from digitalization
Now available as recording!
Speaker: Andrew Whytock, Head of Digitalization & Innovation, Pharmaceutical Business Segment, Siemens
A high-level overview of how the pharmaceutical industry is adopting the latest technologies to win the race against time in the research, development, manufacture and supply of medicines.
How to implement digital twin solutions for the pharmaceutical industry
Now available as recording!
Speaker: Patrick Bossuyt, Head of Business Development Software, pharmaceutical business segment, Siemens
Using a digital replica of the production process, the "twin" allows researchers to quickly adapt and then simulate new processes, enhancing efficiency, flexibility and to optimize production in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical products. Digitalization is needed at every point along the value chain to help the pharma industry get pharmaceuticals from the lab to the patient as quickly as possible. At this challenging time this is especially relevant.
How paperless manufacturing and eBR apps can speed up operations
Now available as recording!
Speaker: Remy Verbregue, Head of Global MES, Pharmaceutical Business segment, Siemens
Paperless manufacturing in the pharma industry offers several advantages when compared to traditional procedures. Enabling a more detailed recording of process data, conditions and results, it helps build error-resistant processes that are more robust and less prone to deviations. Find out about our proven software solution for electronic batch record management and the latest innovations on the platform.
How to analyse bioprocess big data
Now available as recording!
Speaker: Siobhan Fleming, Collaboration Manager – Biopharmaceutical Data Analytics, Siemens Digital Industries
Leveraging the value of complex bioprocess data sets is a key enabler in meeting the challenges of modern biopharmaceutical operations, from complex changing portfolios and time to market demands, to regulatory reporting and process intensification needs. In this webinar we identify the common obstacles to implementing a data strategy and how to overcome them, important use cases to consider, and present a recent partner success story.
How to integrate solutions for fast-track construction of smart biotech facilities
Now available as recording!
Speaker: Stefan Krauss, Head of Technology & Concepts, Pharmaceutical Business segment, Siemens AG; Martin Gerhard Wenz, Lead Engineer Process Technology, Exyte Central Europe GmbH
Exyte and Siemens are building smart and modular biotech facilities. Based on the shortly released product ExyCell® of Exyte and the integrated solutions for power supply, fire protection and automation from Siemens the modular cleanrooms are suitable for new buildings as well as retrofit of existing buildings. Therefore, cellular design bricks are combined with standard cleanroom systems. Starting from the customers product process the solution enables a fast-track construction and a scalable production. Find out how to win the race against time.