PCI to host free webinar on serialisation

19-Jun-2017

Ian Parsonage

Serialisation — best practices for global commercial supply in an evolving market, is the theme of the next free, specialist webinar from pharmaceutical outsourcing provider PCI Pharma Services

Provider of life science webinars, Xtalks, will host the webinar, enabling professionals working in the field of serialisation to understand established and developing serialisation regulations that vary from country-to-country.

The presentation will be delivered by Ian Parsonage, Senior Director of Global Serialization at PCI Pharma Services, and will offer an insight into meeting country specific requirements based on his extensive experience in supplying commercial serialised medicines to domestic and emerging markets across the globe.

Parsonage said: “Serialisation requirements are rapidly progressing and evolving in countries around the world. Evidence has shown drug counterfeiting is on the rise and significant regulatory deadlines are fast approaching.

"The pharmaceutical supply chain is at a critical point to ensure patient safety. From drug manufacturers to distributers, all supply chain partners will need to make crucial decisions to upgrade their production lines in compliance with traceability deadlines.

“PCI has supplied commercial serialisation for a number of years, and during the webinar I will be sharing my experiences in developing PCI’s serialisation technology platform, along with developing and executing PCI’s strategy for supplying commercial serialised products, to global markets in support of our clients.”

PCI’s free learning event will enable participants to understand:

The complexities of supplying commercial serialised products to domestic and emerging markets across the globe
The requirements for the fast approaching regulatory deadlines in various countries
The key considerations when choosing an outsourcing partner for implementing a successful serialisation strategy
Serialisation best practices for global commercial supply in an evolving market

Start time

10am EDT

3pm GMT