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Articles by Justin Neway

Improving Technology Transfer

This article focuses on the growing need for effective data management in the life sciences industry—especially among smaller pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Nov 1, 2012
By: Justin Neway

This article focuses on the growing need for effective data management in the life sciences industry—especially among smaller pharmaceutical manufacturers.

Biosimilars Increase the Need for IT to Reduce Variability

Aug 17, 2011
By: Justin Neway

Using information technology tools to enhance process understanding helps reduce variability that can affect speed to market.

Intelligence Platforms Can Strengthen Relationships with Contractors

Jul 21, 2010
By: Justin Neway

With the right technology tools, the sponsor organization and the contract manufacturer can have self-service, on-demand, and scheduled access to all manufacturing, quality, and process-development data.

Process Intelligence Is Critical to the Pharmaceutical Enterprise

Dec 16, 2009
By: Justin Neway

Process intelligence helps users gain a specific understanding of their manufacturing processes and how to control their sources of variability.

Bridging the Development–Manufacturing Gap to Achieve QbD and PAT

Feb 18, 2009
By: Justin Neway

To implement QbD and reduce business risks, teams should begin QbD collaboration early during process development.

Better Process Understanding Improves Quality, Lowers Risk

Jun 2, 2006
By: Justin Neway

Predictable outcomes lead to greater manufacturing efficiency and speed time to value.

Filling the Void: PAT in a Connected Manufacturing Environment

Oct 2, 2003
By: Justin Neway

The author brings attention to the connectivity problems among various data-gathering systems and discusses the drivers and benefits of change, including PAT.

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