Planning for Commercial Launch

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Overview

This two day workshop aims to provide participants with the knowledge and simple processes required to plan for launch of pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical products in global markets. It is designed specifically for those involved at the drug development/commercial supply chain interface. This is a critical area where actions and risk mitigations must be carried out cross-functionally so that launch objectives and deadlines can be consistently met. The course is equally applicable to innovator and out of patent (generic/biosimilars) sectors.

Participants will learn how to:

Engage relevant stakeholders in launch preparations
Map the current state supply chain and information flows
Identify and resolve potential supply chain issues prior to registration
Develop and/or contribute to clear, detailed future state supply chains and control plans
Use simple material requirements planning and master scheduling through the end-to-end supply chain
Create inventory visibility and pedigree
Manage change simply, effectively and compliantly

The seminar includes:

Interactive case studies where participants learn by doing
Best practice aspects of strategic procurement, material planning and logistics
Advice on the softer side of building relationships with key stakeholders in the launch process
An innovative check list to ensure all supply chain aspects are pulled together in an integrated, inclusive fashion.

Who Should Attend?

Those either directly responsible for planning and delivering commercial launch of products or involved in teams charged with that responsibility, including:

Managers and practitioners in supply chain management