SAP Intelligent Clinical Supply Management

We are thrilled to announce that SAP Intelligent Clinical Supply Management is being honored as a SILVER Stevie® Award Winner of the 20th Annual International Business Awards® in the category “Business Technology Solution / Supply Chain... Read More »

SAP Intelligent Clinical Supply Management is an advanced solution for clinical trials to facilitate study management, demand forecasting, manufacturing, packaging, labeling, and shipments of clinical trial materials.   This blog introduces the... Read More »

Over the last two decades, several trends in clinical research have led to increasingly complex and expensive clinical trials. A recent study revealed that phase II clinical trials have produced an increase of 61% in the mean nominal cost per study... Read More »

According to McKinsey, companies that invest the time, effort, and resources in devising their manufacturing strategies can realize 10 to 20 percent baseline cost reductions. Clinical Trials and Efficient Manufacturing and Packaging Each clinical... Read More »

According to McKinsey, the median waste level for investigational medicinal product (IMP) kits was a troubling 50 percent, primarily due to poor forecasting and planning. Challenges during Planning Patients and the clinical sites dispensing the... Read More »

Buoyed by the rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines, the life sciences industry is on track for a succession of upheavals already transforming patient care, business models, and market dynamics. In fact, it’s impossible to separate the... Read More »

Clinical trials are an essential means to ensure patients’ safety and drug efficacy. One of the most critical steps of a successful clinical trial is how the trial is designed, planned, and executed.   An emerging trend in clinical trials... Read More »

During the last decades, modern medicine has made many advances, and delivered a wide variety of treatments to help patients overcome disease and achieve a better quality of life. However, every new treatment (medication, vaccine, device, or... Read More »