Pharma Logistics: From Visibility to Predictive Decisions
For a temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical shipment, learning that something went wrong is useful. Learning that something is likely to go wrong—and intervening before product integrity is threatened—is considerably more valuable.
That difference is central to the industry’s discussion about the direction of pharmaceutical logistics. In an October 19 article for pharmaphorum, Envirotainer executive Niklas Adamsson argues that logistics organizations should use shipment and historical perfo
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