• Pharma COVID Blog 2

    Working Apart, Together

    by Petter Moree|July 06, 2020

    Pharmaceutical development is highly reliant on collaboration, which can be strained by social and physical distancing requirements as we navigate COVID-19.  Cooperation is critical at all stages of the new product life-cycle, from process development to clinical trials to commercial operations.

     

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    Have Data, Will Recover

    by Penny Gunterman|June 29, 2020
    I learned a lot last year. I learned that there are amazing people all over if you let them be amazing. I learned there's a lot to be grateful for. I learned humans can withstand a lot: good, bad, and otherwise. And it all started because I learned I had leukemia. Now you can get in on the learnings, without the hassle. Welcome to lessons from leukemia.
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    A Strategic Journey from Tag to Asset-Based Data Ecosystem to Enable Remote Operational Support

    by Craig Harclerode|June 22, 2020

    Many industrial operators continue to face a disparate, tag-based ecosystem of operational data, which is limiting their ability to effectively pivot to remote operational support. Such companies often rely on individual spreadsheets and tag-based, custom applications and solutions supported by a plethora of IT developers and/or system integrators. To quickly pivot to effective remote workforce support, operators must adopt a standardized data model approach for managing their OT data.  

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    How COVID-19 Will Shape the Future of Manufacturing

    by Enrique Herrera|June 17, 2020
    It's predicted that due to COVID-19, manufacturing will experience five years of innovation in the next 18 months. This is due largely in part to the environments in which manufacturers operate being forced to change, as under-resourced teams are challenged to solve problems short-staffed. Couple that with demand volatility, and there’s a clear need to innovate and to innovate fast. 
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    Increasing Operational Efficiency: An Old (But Newly Urgent) Imperative

    by Matthew Miller|June 11, 2020
    The present economic and health crisis has brought a raft of new challenges to companies, many of which were already looking for ways to improve their operations. Global value chains have been disrupted, and these disruptions have increased the need for operations to become as efficient as possible. New social distancing guidelines also have many companies considering how they can automate certain operations to keep their workers safe.  
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    Analytics in the Age of Renewables

    by William McEvoy|June 04, 2020
    The electricity system as we know it is in the midst of a transformation, as traditional models are disrupted by innovation and new technology.
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    Easy as PI: Integrators

    by Jacklin Altman|May 26, 2020

    The PI System is a powerhouse for collecting, contextualizing, and storing real-time data. But that if you want to take things a step further?

    Enter PI Integrators.

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    Digital Transformation in a Zero Capital Environment

    by Lev Feigin|May 20, 2020

    As the global economy continues to face a downward trend and sends shockwaves across industrial sectors, business leaders must be ready to make clear, strategic decisions that will prepare their operations for a future of economic uncertainties. A decisive pivot is required from critical industries to adjust to the hard realities and business challenges of this pandemic-driven downturn.

     

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    Defending Against an Invisible Enemy: Improving Safety Amidst COVID-19

    by Scott Smith|May 18, 2020
    How do we improve worker, student, patient and passenger safety from the invisible threat of COVID-19? 
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    Can Your Operations Quickly Pivot to Remote Support During COVID-19?

    by Craig Harclerode|May 15, 2020

     5 Best Practices for Remote Oil and Gas Operations Support.

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