In this article, Christian Fortunel, Vice President of LZ Lifescience, discusses today’s most significant market trends, including continuous manufacturing, the increased demand for individualised medicines, patient-centricity and globalisation, as well as FDA’s focus on quality, and addresses the advantages that manufacturing execution systems (MES) bring in meeting the complexities of these developments.
Pharmaceutical trends and the role of MES
With trends in the pharmaceutical industry continuously evolving, manufacturers are under increasing pressure to keep pace and adapt their operations to meet changing needs
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