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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN LIFE SCIENCES
Time: 10:00 AM Central Daylight Time
As life sciences companies work tirelessly on behalf of patients, time is never more so of the essence than it is today.
Challenges abound: a global pandemic, continued cutting edge research with science focused on existing and developing medical conditions, complex value chains, compliance and regulations across the world are just the tip of the iceberg.
Add in drivers around quality, data integrity, efficiency, and speed to market, being able to execute with manufacturing agility and operational excellence becomes even more important.
The fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0) offers the promise of technological breakthroughs, delivered at unprecedented speed, including new solutions to industry that will result in improved business operations, productivity and safety.
Life sciences companies are beginning to embrace these digital technologies, recognizing the value they can deliver; now is the time to take action and realize the benefits this dynamic, connected and integrated evolving landscape can deliver.
Join us to learn how next generation technology can help you to transform your life sciences manufacturing operations, positioning you for success as you race to provide innovative new medical therapies to the patients around the world.
Fill the form to join this webinar led by industry experts from Bigfinite and Honeywell, and take a deeper dive into how the newest technologies - truly disruptive approaches - in real-time data analysis and visualization are leading to actionable predictive insights for
manufacturing excellence.
This webinar is part of a series exploring contemporary topics specific to the life sciences industry, and is sponsored by Honeywell.
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Cynthia Pussinen
Honeywell Vice President/General Manager,
Life Sciences Speaker Bio: Pussinen brings extensive expertise in the life sciences industry across various therapeutic areas and modalities with experience in all phases of the drug development continuum from discovery to clinical and commercial manufacturing, quality and supply chain to leading multiple successful Biologic License Application (BLA)/New Drug Application (NDA) submissions. Most recently, she was Executive Vice President of Technical Operations and Supply Chain for Actinium Pharmaceuticals, where she was responsible for process development, analytical development, manufacturing, quality and supply chain activities. Prior to that she was the President of Ipsen Biosciences, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ispen, and she held various leadership roles in research and development at Pfizer.
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Pep Gubau
Executive Chairman and Chief Technology Officer
BigFinite Speaker Bio: Pep Gubau is the founder of Bigfinite, bringing transforming new technologies to the pharmaceutical industry. He is an entrepreneur who has worked in IT for the last 25 years. He started out as a software developer for the chemical and pharma industry, and later became CTO & COO of a large IT consulting firm, then founding his first of three IT companies in 2003. Pep is an Economist (University of Barcelona) with an Engineering degree and holds several international patents related to the encryption, transmission, storage and processing of data for regulated environments in the cloud. Pep teaches IT topics at universities in Europe and the Americas. Born in Barcelona and raised in Italy, Pep currently lives in Tiburon, California.
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Elinor Price
Senior Business Development Manager, Life Sciences
Honeywell Speaker Bio: Elinor Price is the Senior Business Development Manager for Life Sciences, Honeywell Process Solutions in Houston, Texas. She has extensive experience with automation and technology solutions that help organizations achieve their Manufacturing and Operational Excellence goals across their businesses. Elinor has 30+ years of experience in the process and software industries and joined Honeywell in 2017. Prior to joining Honeywell, she worked at Aspen Technology in Product Marketing and Business Consulting roles. She started her career at Phillips Petroleum as a Process Engineer. She holds a BS degree in chemical engineering from Kansas State University.
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