This add on module for our popular A System's Approach to Implementation™ course is designed for the student who is involved in the evaluation, approval, planning, or implementation of the technology geared towards improving drug authentication and meeting regulatory requirements are encouraged to complete this RFID in Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences course.

Whether your company is looking to meet industry mandates or seeking the broader benefits that RFID has to offer, this introduction to RFID in Pharmaceuticals and Life Sciences will give you keen insights into how RFID can advance your business.

Who Should Attend:

RFID in Pharmaceuticals and Life Sciences is recommended for a wide range of technology and business professionals involved in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. Professionals involved in the evaluation, approval, planning, or implementation of the technology geared towards improving drug authentication and meeting regulatory requirements are encouraged to complete this course.

What Participants Will Learn:

Participants will learn the basics of RFID technology and the various components that make up an RFID system emphasizing the ability of the technology to provide visibility and automation within the Pharmaceutical supply chain and other objectives such as these:

• How RFID can enhance operational efficiencies in areas such as:
• Brand Protection
• Contamination Control
• Drug Verification
• Supply Chain Visibility
• Recall Management
• Shrinkage Reductions
• How RFID solutions can provide real time location and tracking of high value assets.
• How sensor networks can enhance product quality and life span by monitoring and reporting on product health as it moves through the supply chain.
• Which technology path has the better business case for item level HF or UHF?
• To understand the regulations surrounding e-pedigree and FDA requirements.
• The issues surrounding serialization on a massive scale and what that means for data management and analytics.
• How business process analysis and adoption of RFID can yield benefits in operations, compliance, and quality control.
• How to plan and execute a RFID project from pilot to production.
• How pharmaceutical companies are using RFID in their operations today.

This course will showcase all of the latest case studies on how and where RFID is being piloted and deployed by some of the biggest and most innovative pharmaceutical companies in the world. Come and see for yourself how pharmaceutical companies around the world are using this powerful technology to transform their businesses, save money and insure patient safety.