Through this partnership, Intelsius becomes the industry's first packaging manufacturer to integrate a complimentary temperature data logger in every refrigerated and controlled room temperature packaging, thereby setting the new standard for passive cold chain shipping systems.
As clinical research and pharmaceutical development continues to expand globally, the temperature-controlled transport of highly valuable research samples and life saving medications has become ever more critical for all stakeholders, including packaging manufacturers, drug developers, regulatory agencies and end-users.
"As a company serving the life sciences industry, we constantly strive to deliver solutions that protect and benefit the life of the patient. By including an FDA Title 21 CFR Part 11 compliant data logger in these shipments, we'll help enforce assurance that critical medication and patient samples being transported arrive in optimal condition for either use or analysis. We believe that it is only a matter of time before the FDA mandates the use of data loggers as standard," said David P. Walsh, founder and CEO of Intelsius.
Intelsius continues to be at the forefront of product innovation, and this partnership highlights the company's commitment to collaborative partnerships that spur innovation and move the industry forward.
"ATI is pleased to be partnering with a forward-thinking company like Intelsius who shares our commitment to innovative product development, quality and manufacturing," said Matty Toomb, vice president of sales and marketing at ATI. "By leveraging our LOG-IC technology to provide the cold chain industry with such a game-changing solution for integrated temperature control and monitoring, Intelsius is truly a step ahead of the industry."
By including a data logger in every refrigerated and controlled room temperature system, Intelsius provides a comprehensive, complete shipping solution for its growing global customer base. The intuitive, compact data logger allows customers to read or download data two ways, either by USB2 or by employing LOG-IC's wireless RFID technology.
Utilizing the RFID option removes the requirement to open the systems, thus minimizing the risk of temperature excursions during the handling of temperature-sensitive shipments.
"Never before have two companies in this industry taken the step to work together in providing such a comprehensive solution. By recognizing that the customer is moving valuable and life saving products, Intelsius is empowering the end user now to choose a single source solution that is harmonized," added Walsh.
As clinical research and pharmaceutical development continues to expand globally, the temperature-controlled transport of highly valuable research samples and life saving medications has become ever more critical for all stakeholders, including packaging manufacturers, drug developers, regulatory agencies and end-users.
"As a company serving the life sciences industry, we constantly strive to deliver solutions that protect and benefit the life of the patient. By including an FDA Title 21 CFR Part 11 compliant data logger in these shipments, we'll help enforce assurance that critical medication and patient samples being transported arrive in optimal condition for either use or analysis. We believe that it is only a matter of time before the FDA mandates the use of data loggers as standard," said David P. Walsh, founder and CEO of Intelsius.
Intelsius continues to be at the forefront of product innovation, and this partnership highlights the company's commitment to collaborative partnerships that spur innovation and move the industry forward.
"ATI is pleased to be partnering with a forward-thinking company like Intelsius who shares our commitment to innovative product development, quality and manufacturing," said Matty Toomb, vice president of sales and marketing at ATI. "By leveraging our LOG-IC technology to provide the cold chain industry with such a game-changing solution for integrated temperature control and monitoring, Intelsius is truly a step ahead of the industry."
By including a data logger in every refrigerated and controlled room temperature system, Intelsius provides a comprehensive, complete shipping solution for its growing global customer base. The intuitive, compact data logger allows customers to read or download data two ways, either by USB2 or by employing LOG-IC's wireless RFID technology.
Utilizing the RFID option removes the requirement to open the systems, thus minimizing the risk of temperature excursions during the handling of temperature-sensitive shipments.
"Never before have two companies in this industry taken the step to work together in providing such a comprehensive solution. By recognizing that the customer is moving valuable and life saving products, Intelsius is empowering the end user now to choose a single source solution that is harmonized," added Walsh.
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