Bridging the Gap: Manufacturing Software and the Paperless Imperative.

You know you need to go paperless on your manufacturing floor, to reduce human error, increase time to market and get quality off your back. But what’s the best solution? It depends on your needs.

Drone Delivery Already Becoming A Pharmaceutical Reality.

The last couple of years have been stressful for any industry you talk about. That said, there is one sector which has proven to be starkly different, and that's pharmaceuticals. The Indian spectrum in any industry sphere is worth a case study.

Opticooler receives technical approval by Japanese major airlines.

DoKaSch Temperature Solutions achieved technical approvals for its “Opticooler” active containers with Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways. Thus, on all flights operated by Japan's two largest airlines...

DHL Supply Chain investing $400 million to grow its U.S. pharmaceutical and medical device distribution network.

DHL Supply Chain, the global and North American contract logistics leader within Deutsche Post DHL Group, announced its Life Sciences and Healthcare sector is investing upwards of $400 million...

DuPont invests in bioprocessing supply chain to enhance purchasing of its products for drug development.

DuPont has launched a new online sales portal tailored to the needs of bioprocessing industry purchasers. The portal handles online sales transactions, with target lead times of < 1 week..

Japan Aims For 1 Million Boosters A Day To Fight COVID-19.

Fumio Kishida, the Japanese Prime Minister, has recently gone on record to say that he is looking to speed up the country's COVID-19 booster shots to 1 million a day by the end of February.

FDA Pushes Pfizer COVID Vaccine for 6 Month to 5 Years Kids.

A good news is brewing for kids as the COVID-19 vaccine for the age group younger than 5 years old will be made available in the US sooner than expected. With the current scenario, it looks like the vaccine should be out by February, with a potential authorization...

One Vaccine For All Corona Variants Claim Indian Scientists.

Scientists in India have claimed to have designed a vaccine, or rather a universal vaccine that can be used effectively against all the coronavirus variants that have been triggered by the once in a century pandemic that hit the globe a couple of years back.