Stuart Glickman

Almost every major pharma company has been impacted by an unexpected incident (s) in the last few years that caused a disruption in the supply chain. Whether it was the Japanese Earthquake, flooding, a faulty supplier, quality challenges stalling production or a combination of all of the above, risk management and mitigation has come top of mind for supply chain executives in recent years. Part of the strategy to reduce risk has been implementing control towers. This session will cover:

• Building agility in your supply chain
• Getting to grips with control towers to improve data information and visibility
o Are they valuable?
o What is the ROI?
• Understanding how to work with supply chain partners to effectively implement control towers
o How do you exchange info in a timely manner?
• Compliance: How do you use control towers to improve regulation management?