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Addressing Data Security with Claudio Fayad (Emerson Automation Exchange)
Author(s)Grant Playter
Claudio Fayad, VP of Technology, Process Systems, and Solutions discusses the intersection of automation and data security in the pharma industry.
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Claudio Fayad, VP of Technology, Process Systems, and Solutions discusses the intersection of automation and data security in the pharma industry. Topics of discussion include:
- Pharma 4.0 and how to bridge the IT/OT divide.
- Balancing automation and human oversight.
- Novel technologies and practices in the data security space.
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