Revolutionizing Clinical Supply Chain Management

Our client is a leading organization in the clinical supply trial industry, specializing in the efficient delivery of investigational medicinal products (IMPs) to patients participating in clinical studies. They rely on cutting-edge technologies and a resilient supply chain to ensure the smooth execution of clinical trials, all while prioritizing the timely and reliable delivery of life-saving therapies.

Friction Points

  • Fragmented Processes and Data Silos: Limited collaboration among stakeholders due to disconnected systems resulted in low efficiency and productivity.
  • Extended Planning Lead Times: These delays increased the overall study duration, exposed the supply chain to risks, and drove up costs per study and subject.
  • Limited Visibility of Inventory: A lack of end-to-end transparency across the supply network created inefficiencies in managing inventory levels.
  • Excessive IMP Waste: Over half of the IMP kits were wasted, significantly escalating the overall clinical trial cost.

Solution

Control Tower for Inventory Visibility:

  • Implemented a centralized system providing real-time, end-to-end visibility of inventory across the supply network.

Personalized One-Stop Platform:

  • Introduced a unified digital platform to streamline planning and execution, fostering seamless collaboration among all stakeholders.

Digital Twin for Real-Time Optimization:

  • Created a virtual replica of the physical supply chain to monitor, predict, and optimize operations in real time, enabling proactive decision-making and scenario analysis.

Impact

  • Reduction in IMP Waste: Achieved a 15%-20% decrease in wasted kits, significantly lowering trial costs.
  • Enhanced Decision Accuracy: Improved decision accuracy to over 95%, ensuring more reliable planning and execution.
  • Accelerated Planning: Reduced planning lead times by 25%, expediting overall study timelines.
  • Minimized Dispensation Errors: Reduced missed patient dispensations to below 0.1%, ensuring timely delivery of medicines to patients.

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