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Inno4Life educational sessions day on applied technical innovations for pharma packaging processes November 24 Rotterdam.

Global project engineers, sr. operation managers , engineering – and production managers from the top pharmaceutical EU based companies gained the latest insights on;

• best practices and solutions on serialisation, traceability and authentication, 
• robotics and the degrees of human collaboration with robots,
• how to save time in your validation for production processes by efficient usage of procedures based on the Good Automated Manufacturing Practices method,

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Detailed program topics

Systech one | Alastair Taylor | Director of Sales Europe at Systech International

Simple Solutions for EU FMD Compliance

Most pharmaceutical manufacturers are already working to implement required serialisation into their packaging lines. Many have not yet started. To meet regulatory fast approaching mandates, flexible and scalable solutions that fit any line, any hardware, are in high demand. Learn about simple configurations that support one or more lines, labeling functions, and future regulation. And, get an in-depth look at adaptable global track and trace solutions for trade partners across the supply chain, with direct connection to the EU Hub.

ABB | Martijn Dubbelman, Sales Engineer Robotics at ABB Robotics.

Degrees of robot collaboration

There are different degrees of collaborative operation. Learn how human and robots can work in close proximity to each other.

GAMP | René van Opstal, Chairman International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering Netherlands.

Lean Validation

Save time in your validation processes by efficient usage of production procedures based on the Good Automated Manufacturing Practices method to ensure that required quality levels are met and downtime is decreased for production processes.

Venue: SS Rotterdam, 3e Katendrechtsehoofd 25, 3072 AM Rotterdam

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