Across the pharmaceutical supply chain, losses associated with temperature lapses are estimated to be worth £320bn globally. To ensure the profitability of the pharmaceutical industry and patient safety, supply chains must limit the risk of damage to products.
Warehouses are a critical area of risk due to the hectic pace of operations and potential for errors in judgment or processes by workers. To ensure the safe storage and continuity of supply for pharmaceutical products, supply chain leaders must operate with smart warehouse management in mind.
In this report, we cover five areas where a company can improve warehouse operations:
- Carefully weighing up the benefits and risks of a centralized or decentralized warehouse strategy
- Deciding when and where to use warehouse automation and technology
- Managing critical risk points in warehouse operations
- Ensuring a flexible warehousing strategy to meet market changes
- Integrating last mile distribution into warehousing
Exclusive insight for this report is provided by two speakers from the Temperature Control and Logistics Forum 2020:
- Robin Doppleb, Head of Global Logistics and Distribution, Vifor Pharmaceuticals
- Jackie Pomroy, Former Head of Supply Chain at NHS South of England Procurement Services
Download your copy of the report now to find out how to improve your warehousing strategy.
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