Monday, 24 June 2019
10:00
Welcome & Introduction
Falk Klar, PDA Europe
Martin Dueblin, Workshop Leader, One One Eleven
Robotics
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The entire operations of a typical pharma fab will be grouped into the respective business areas: External logistics, warehouse, internal logistics, dispensing, compounding, filling, sterilizing, inspection, labelling, labs, infrastructure, QA, QC, FM, management, etc. The needs will be summarized and the potentials for implementing new technologies addressed.
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10:30
Robot World
Ueli Schlaepfer, Helbling Technik
- What do we have to understand about robots?
- What capabilities do robots have today?
- What are the next generations of robots?
- How to get to a robust and reliable robot system?
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11:15 – 11:45
Coffee Break & Exhibition
11:45
Logistics
Speaker, Interlog Management
- How does a traditional logistics organization operate today?
- What alternatives are available already?
- What might logistics look like in the near future?
- In what way may a transition happen?
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12:30
Robots in Pharma Production
Martin Dueblin, One One Eleven
- What are possible applications?
- Where are robots already in use?
- What are the benefits?
- Do we just talk robot or is there more potential in using them?
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13:15 – 14:15
Lunch Break, Poster Session & Exhibition
There will be machinery and mock-ups presented in the exhibition area for gaining hands-on experience.
Manufacturing
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Transitioning from today's business into industry X.Y.
Does this mean, there are robots at every possible position or is there more to it?
There is a future under preparation which leads to a completely new world. Starting with the first business idea, executing a project, bringing it into operation, running the manufacturing, influencing all internal operational organizations, across the whole life cycle.
What are the advantages of and with these future factories?
What dimensions do we have to consider and what new business models are possible?
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14:15 Future Manufacturing
Robert Roennback, Ferring
- Is it only continuous manufacturing?
- Is it only continuous manufacturing?
- What does this mean to the Pharma business?
- What might be the consequences at the longer end?
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15:00 – 15:45
Coffee Break & Interactive Hands-On Exhibition
Continuation from Lunch Break
15:45
Lab Automation
Oskari Vinko, UniteLabs
- Is automation only possible for manufacturing?
- What solutions are available today?
- What does the market consider and what developments have been started?
- What might a lab look like in future?
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16:15
Pharma Business Transition
Andrew Koubatis, Altran
- In what way do robots, AI and full digitalization influence the business?
- How do we have to prepare ourselves for the upcoming steps?
- Are we ready to do so?
- How might a typical pharma fab be organized and what does this mean to the pharma business?
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17:00
Summary & Conclusion of Workshop
Martin Dueblin, Workshop Leader, One One Eleven
Possibility for Additional Exchange
Please feel free and use the opportunity to gain further hands- on experience with the installations in the exhibition area.