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Future for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Includes More Digitized Data Collection

While automation is driving physical changes to pharmaceutical production and packaging processes, another significant shift is occurring in the accumulation and use of data.

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Pharmaceutical manufacturers are turning toward digitized data collection and integrated solutions to meet regulations, improve visibility into their operations, and create a more transparent supply chain.

According to a new report from PMMI Business Intelligence, “Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Trends Shaping The Future,” nearly half of the pharma manufacturers interviewed are collecting at least some data digitally now, with a handful of operations at leading manufacturers gathering 100% of their data digitally.  Of course, this also indicates that half of the pharma companies included in the survey are doing no digital data collection, proving the adage, change comes slow to the pharmaceutical industry.


Read article   Read this story on digital transformation in pharma.


“We have fifteen lines and only three are integrated; we will continuously upgrade until all lines are integrated and collecting data digitally.“

— Production Engineer, Large OTC Manufacturer

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