Welcome to the SCW blog, where we share practical insights on building faster, more resilient, and more compliant supply chains in life sciences and other regulated industries. Here, we translate real transformation work into clear takeaways, from strategy to execution, so teams can move from “where do we start?” to measurable impact.
This white paper blends the original high-level summary with a more detailed narrative, offering both clear structure and practical depth. It explains the new NDC format, explores stakeholder impacts, describes the implications for GTIN, and outlines concrete next steps and emerging solution options.
This blog post will explore the power of hyperautomation, its most impactful applications, and the strategic guidance needed to navigate the inevitable workforce and cultural shifts, highlighting quick wins that many competitors overlook.
For decades, the global pharmaceutical industry operated on a model of maximum efficiency, often driven by the pursuit of the lowest cost. This led to a highly complex, geographically dispersed pharma supply chain, with raw material suppliers, API (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient) manufacturers, and drug packagers often located thousands of miles from the end consumer.
Personalized medicine, or precision medicine, is a fundamental change in how we treat disease. Instead of a single drug for a broad population, these therapies are designed for a patient’s unique biological and genetic profile.
This whitepaper provides an in-depth look at the European Union Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR) and the European Database on Medical Devices (EUDAMED).
This in-depth blog post will explore the intricate connection between digital technology and human talent in the pharmaceutical supply chain.
Direct-to-Patient (DtP) logistics, a model where therapies are delivered directly to a patient’s doorstep. It is fast becoming a critical enabler of patient access, adherence, and equity. For pharma, it represents not just a logistics shift, but a strategic reinvention of the supply chain.
