How is manufacturing transforming the medicine industry?

These disjointed systems foster business gaps between pharmaceutical manufacturing and quality management practices and processes. This, in turn, makes it difficult to track ever-evolving and changing regulations, and even more difficult to be successful at achieving time-to-market goals.

Digital quality management is an effective tool for the pharmaceutical manufacturing industries' woes.

Embracing digital quality management, pharmaceutical manufacturers can increase flexibility and collaboration across the supply chain to make sure they meet continually changing market demands. They are doing this by enabling many different technological resources, such as:

• Cloud computing

• Artificial intelligence

• The Internet of Things

These tools for digital quality management enable pharmaceutical manufacturers to scale operations without issue, and carve out room for new medical modalities, such as precision medicine.

Mobile devices running cloud applications are also changing the game by providing users in the industry with real-time access to current content, data, and metrics.

Digital quality management can also streamline clandestine quality processes, giving pharmaceutical manufacturers the flexibility they need across the lifecycle of a medical product, from clinical trials to commercial distribution.