Akanksha Sharma joined TSS in 2021 as a Quality Engineer in our Validation team, where she helped make sure our systems and processes are working exactly as they should. Always keen to continue expanding her skills and experience, in 2022 Akanksha took on a new challenge within our company.

Without a doubt, uncertainty and unpredictability will continue to increase. Whether you‘re a pharmaceutical company dealing with temperature excursions, or a manufacturer relying on critical assembly-line components, you’re bound to be affected. The amount of disruption in today’s business climate demands the ability to respond quickly, which can only be done if the entire supply chain is visible.

Even though Claes Kalderén only joined TSS at the beginning of 2022, his vast experience has allowed him to hit the ground running. As European Sales Manager, he is responsible for forging new customer relationships across the continent.

New technologies for tracking and temperature logging hold great potential, but which to choose? Get a copy of our latest white paper.

Watch this webinar in collaboration with endpoint Clinical to learn about using 2-way technology integrations to maximize value in clinical trial management.

We are very excited to continue building an industry-leading team at TSS and so are delighted to officially welcome our new Chief Product Officer (CPO), Johanna Eriksson. Johanna has worked in the pharmaceutical industry for a number of years; she has lots of experience in collaborating with companies, agencies, and other stakeholders to create great products and solutions to make sure drugs are distributed safely for patients.

We are glad to announce that we're participating in this year's Global Clinical Supply Conference organized by the Global Clinical Supply Group on May 1-4 in San Antonio, Texas.

We are working with pharma and life sciences companies worldwide to drive improvements in their temperature monitoring and drug delivery processes. The foundation of our approach is to ensure the integrity of data and the safety of patients through implementing digital solutions into supply chains.

Temperature excursion management is a prime example of a clinical process that automation can make more efficient. It is currently a highly burdensome activity, where every temperature excursion is evaluated regardless of how minor they are and if they fit well within the excursion budget.

Pharmaceutical supply chains are often defined by a lack of connectivity between tiers, stakeholders and operational islands. It doesn’t have to be that way.

An important lesson of the first two decades of the millennium is that driving business value is often not about simply collecting as much data as you can. Instead, it is about creating systems that turn the data you have into useful insights and distribute them effectively to the people who need them.

We are glad to announce that we’re exhibiting at the next Clinical Trial Supply Europe conference organized by Arena International.

USB data loggers have been an important part of the life science temperature monitoring process for years. They have dramatically improved the safety of the drug distribution process by allowing the accurate measurement of temperature data at set points along the supply journey.

As 2021 draws to a close, we’ve rounded up the most-read stories we’ve published on our blog in the past 12 months – featuring automation, new technologies, data, clinical supply, and pharma logistics.

In Q4 of 2021, WBR Insights surveyed 100 Directors of Supply Chain Management and similar from pharma organizations across Europe and North America to find out about the challenges they face in 2021 and the innovative solutions they are putting in place.

We’re pleased to announce that we’re attending LogiPharma 2022, the world’s leading Pharma Supply event, from April 05th to April 07th, in Nice, France.

Our North America VP Evan Hahn, recently presented a webinar where he outlined three different approaches for automating clinical supply chains.

We believe automation is essential to making supply chains more visible and removing inefficiencies that come with manual tasks. Watch our webinar to find out more about how to achieve automation in your clinical supply chain.

The Covid-19 pandemic has placed a global spotlight on pharmaceuticals and the importance of temperature control. The large-scale vaccination programs being rolled out across the world depend on operators and distributors being able to monitor and manage temperatures effectively. It has also shown just how challenging this can be.

Although clinical trials can cover a huge range of formats, from small academic assessments to global, multi-billion dollar ventures, they all have one thing in common. Their success (or failure) is determined by a consistent approach to data.

Are healthcare professionals working at clinical sites across the world satisfied? It might seem like a strange question to ask, but the way we feel can impact our professional performance in important ways. Perhaps the question is not how satisfied Clinical Operations professionals are, but whether they feel their performance is impacted by lots of time-consuming manual processes that could benefit from automation? Are these processes hampering clinical trial performance?

Data is an essential requirement for improving supply chain processes. But that doesn’t mean that simply collecting more of it will instantly lead to reductions in waste, increases in efficiency and lower excursion rates. Taking a more targeted approach will help you turn supply chain data into insights that can help you understand exactly what is happening at every stage of your pharmaceutical supply chain.

There are a few key reasons why many sponsors are starting to ask whether current clinical supply processes are efficient enough.

For the life science industry, optimizing temperature control processes has the potential to drive big improvements in the reliability and efficiency of supply chains.

The life science industry is always looking for ways to improve reliability and efficiency across the supply chain. New technologies for tracking and temperature logging hold great potential, but which to choose?

TSS introduces a new era of efficiency, with next-generation Bluetooth Low Energy temperature monitoring solutions that help life science supply chain professionals automate their processes for time and cost savings while securing patient safety.

Get introduced to the solution tailored to GxP critical shipments – BLE technology for temperature monitoring

While cloud-based solutions have seen high implementation levels into specific portions of the supply chain in the pharma and life science industry, others have been neglected. Of course, one of the clear benefits of cloud-based temperature monitoring solutions for your data is cost-savings, but there are other tangible benefits for pharma companies that utilize cloud solutions to storage their temperature data.

Temperature management is critical when it comes to ensuring patient safety in clinical development, but we continue to use legacy point solutions that require heavy manual processes and duplication of data.

International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. Significant activity is witnessed worldwide as groups come together to celebrate women’s achievements or rally for women’s equality.

We are delighted to officially welcome Nina Nilsson, our new Chief Revenue Officer. Nina is delivering great value to our customers by addressing key pain points, offering insight and understanding which can help to improve our customers business process.

Automation of temperature excursion handling and data flow to streamline site activities

We’re pleased to announce the first TSS Clinical Trials Digitalization User Forum on February 10-11, 2021

Supply chain digitalization, or rather digital transformation, provides a path to sustainable solutions for many of the challenges in managing the pharmaceutical industry’s supply chain such as compliance, traceability, end-to-end visibility, error-reduction, quality assurance and process efficiencies.

The question of how to speed up clinical trials is complicated, especially considering that many trial stages simply cannot be rushed in the interest of trial subjects and the general public. However, process improvements can go a long way.

Digital temperature monitoring along every step of the pharmaceutical supply chain is quickly becoming the new norm. Government guidelines like the EU’s Good Distribution Practices (GDP) and the guidelines of UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) have seen to increased uptake of digital temperature monitoring across the Europe’s pharmaceutical industry.

Learn how one of the world’s largest pharma organisations saves millions of dollars and thousands of tonnes of CO2 with a clean, simple, and efficient supply chain.

When TSS received the request to support Sandoz, the Novartis generics and biosimilar division, from its client Novartis, a multinational pharmaceutical company based in Switzerland, citing their need for urgent support with surveillance of critical shipments related to a COVID-19, the obvious solution was TSS Real-Time Monitoring solution.

For companies in the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry, GxP data is a critical element of supply chain best practices. Indeed, there is hardly any requirement, from visibility to synchronized logistics, which does not rely on accessing the right data.

When it comes to global transportation and shipping of drugs, simply knowing where they are is no longer enough. Pharmaceutical organisations are becoming increasingly aware of the safety regulations which go into storage and transportation, i.e. ensuring that every drug which reaches the patient end, is effective and safe for consumption.

Learn how clinical trial sponsors saves millions of dollars by replacing manual processes with a digital, automated solution.

Moving to Stockholm’s new innovation and life science cluster in Hagastaden was a conscious choice for us at TSS.

The effective monitoring of temperature throughout the supply chain is of paramount importance in ensuring the safe and protocol-compliant conduct of a clinical trial. Each deviation causes the progress of the product along the supply chain to grind to a halt as checks are conducted to make sure it is still suitable to be dispensed.

Get introduced about how to implement digital efficiencies and inform the future of medical supply chains.

The effects of the Covid-19 outbreak are escalating daily and is first and foremost a human tragedy, affecting hundreds of thousands of people.

If temperature data can’t be processed, visualized and compared on a global basis, the true performance will never be revealed.

We are expanding our US operations, with Evan Hahn to be the new VP North America. Evan brings a wealth of knowledge of the pharmaceutical clinical trial space, supporting the TSS launch of its new offering in this category.

Learn how one of the world’s largest pharma organisations saves millions of dollars and thousands of tonnes of CO2 with a clean, simple, and efficient supply chain.

In recent years, real-time temperature monitoring has become something of a buzzword in the industry for pharmaceutical logistics. Despite the fact that it is on everybody’s lips right now, it is definitely more than a one-day wonder.