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Industries: Pharmaceuticals
Today’s Pharmaceutical makers turn to new methodologies and pharmaceutical manufacturing software to gain a competitive edge. Pharmaceutical manufacturers have always had unique challenges, but today’s environment is especially difficult. Historically, the key ingredients for success were innovation and marketing. Today, eroding profit margins, complex regulatory requirements, expiring patents and global competition are forcing pharmaceutical makers to turn to new methodologies and pharmaceutical manufacturing software for a competitive edge. Invistics MachSix methodology and pharmaceutical manufacturing software enables pharmaceutical makers to hit increasingly aggressive inventory and cycle time targets, while achieving maximum throughput and extremely high expected service levels. Based on proven techniques like Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma, our MachSix methodology and pharmaceutical manufacturing software helps plant managers identify and control variability in products, processes and demand by pinpointing immediate problems and generating scenarios for continuous improvement.
Performance That’s Out of This WorldUtilizing Invistics MachSix solutions, pharmaceutical manufacturers can continue to manage compliance while shipping orders on schedule with minimum amounts of inventory. They can easily realign plants to produce new products in record time because we know every day equals hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars in revenue for a patented product. With the unique MachSix methodology and manufacturing software, pharmaceutical makers have been able to increase on-time deliveries to as much as 99%, while simultaneously reducing inventory and cycle times by 50% or more. They’ve maximized customer service levels and eliminated departmental silos across manufacturing processes and so can you. To find out more about how the MachSix methodology and pharmaceutical manufacturing software can help you, read our Bristol Myers Squibb case study or visit any of the following Challenge links: Minimize Inventory
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