Implementation Of a Successful Technology Transfer Process

🎤 Steven Laurenz | 📅 Recording Available | 🕒 60 Minutes

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:

Transfer of pharmaceutical products and their processes is imperative for a successful launch. Successful transfer ensures that the best quality products are manufactured to meet the patient needs and also achieve the business goals of the company. Interactions of many disciplines across the organization are critical in executing the transfer. It depends on the precise development, management, and transfer of technical and business knowledge and also developing steps to define the proper transfer of that knowledge from Research and Development documents and systems to commercial manufacturing documents and system.

Description:

During this webinar our presenter will guide you through the best practices in drafting a technical and business governance program and also defining Research and Development for successfully implementing steps for site transfer. We will cover the best practices in transferring the scientific technology needed to manufacture the product, methods by which you could ensure the receiving manufacturing facility is ready for the product and tools and templates to assist in securing the observations.

At the end of the session, you should be able to:

Define technology transfer
Identify elements of the business process framework for managing technology transfers
Identify New Product transfer process
Explain benefits of technology transfer
Determine elements of a successful technology transfer

Areas Covered In The Session:

The importance of technology transfer
The use of a technical review system to update and review technology knowledge obtained during drug product development
The use of a Product Strategy Review system to review important business aspects in preparation for transfer
Tools and Templates used for technology transfer
Interactive Q&A Session

Who Should Attend:

Quality Departments
Regulatory Affairs Departments
Compliance Departments
Production Departments
Manufacturing Departments
Process Owners
Development Departments