According to a 2021 IBM global C-suite study, 84% of chief supply chain officers stated that lack of visibility across the supply chain was their biggest challenge. On top of that, pharma companies now expect a better level of visibility. These major global shifts make supply chain digitization in 2022 no longer optional.  

How to embark on the digitalization of your supply chain

According to Gartner, by 2023, at least 50% of large global companies will be using AI, advanced analytics, and IoT in supply chain operations. This means they will either enable new ways of doing business resulting in major industry transformational changes or enable new processes that will result in significant revenue increase or cost savings.

Therefore, the question of digital transformation for temperature excursion teams within pharma companies is no longer which parts of the supply chain should be digitalized but which technologies to choose and how to manage the change.  

The road to digital success in temperature monitoring

Digital technology holds huge potential for pharma, not only in reducing costs. Better access to data and increased visibility of supply chains and operations empowers faster, better decisions. Pharma is no different, and many companies benefit from more accurate planning, efficient manufacturing, and higher productivity levels.  

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.  

You can too. Read more about how you can start transforming your supply chain in our guide “Four steps to digitalize and transform the pharma supply chain “.  

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