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Life Sciences Symposium Join Your Peers in Shaping Tomorrow’s Manufacturing Facilities March 28-30, 2017 • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania www.EmersonProcess.com/LifeSciencesSymposium Start shaping tomorrow’s facilities today Drug manufacturers need to be more flexible than ever to bring high-quality, more affordable drugs to market faster. What the flexibility will look like is still being defined by market changes. Everything from the aging of the global population, to newer regulations, to the shift to on-demand drug production is changing our industry. How we meet these challenges is up to us. This user-driven Life Sciences Symposium is our opportunity to collaborate to shape what tomorrow’s manufacturing facilities will look like. During two and a half days in Philadelphia, we’ll review case study presentations and collaborate in facilitated group discussions. We’ll explore your ideas and hopes for overcoming these challenges. Join us as we delve into these four challenges: • Managing Data Through the Product Lifecycle • Process Intelligence and Analytics • Flexible Facilities and Single-Use Technologies • Continuous Manufacturing Who Should Attend Vice Presidents, Directors, Managers, or Project Leads in: •Process Automation •Information Technology (IT) •Advanced Process Control •Research & Development (R&D) •Process Development •Production (Clinical and Commercial) Tuesday, March 28 Wednesday, March 29 Thursday, March 30 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Opening Ceremony and Chairman address Key Note Speaker 1 Key Note Speaker 2 Topic 3 Industry Speaker Use Case Break Topic 1 Industry Speaker Use Case Topic Teams 1-2 Update + Instructions Lunch Market Place Session Topic 2 Industry Speaker Use Case Break Topic 3 Committee Update + Instructions Topic 4 Industry Speaker Use Case Closing Session Lunch & Topic Team 3 & 4 preparations Boxed Lunch and Departure Market Place for Topics 3 & 4 Break Market Place Session Regroup for Teams Input & Instructions Regroup for Teams Input & Instructionse Case Topic Teams Prepare Market Place Summary Reception Group Activity Break & Topic Team 1&2 Preparations (30 min) Topic Teams Summary Inputs & Intended Direction Board Meeting & Board Lunch (2.5 hours) Each day starts with breakfast at 7:00 a.m. The daily sessions start at 8:00 a.m. and end before 5:00 p.m. The evening group activities start at 6:00 p.m. Session Topics Managing Data Through the Product Lifecycle Managing data associated with a given product’s lifetime including recipes, formulas, materials, equipment, and licensing information is the crux of this topic. Pipeline acceleration is critically important for life sciences companies. Tools and methods that can aid to accelerate the transfer of new molecular entities from the laboratory to large-scale manufacturing are needed. Enterprise Recipe management, an end-to-end structured management of product recipes from early phases of development through commercial manufacturing is a key part of this topic. Process Intelligence and Analytics Drug makers are generating data from electronic systems at an accelerating rate. Data complexity already delays manufacturing and product decisions. Intelligence embedded in the data can be used to gain valuable insight to the manufacturing process. Visualizing this insight at the right time for decision making will provide significant impact on the process, release, and time to market. Deploying these capabilities throughout the industry’s manufacturing networks will require robust IT architectures and standard business practices, as well as careful consideration of several factors. Topics include real-time analytics, data integration from multiple sources, contextualization, and visualization to support timely process understanding and decision-making. Flexible Facilities and Single-Use Technologies Single-use technologies reduce drug manufacturers’ costs by increasing equipment utilization. But shifting from steel to plastic introduces significant challenges. These include managing the growing data flood and prudently embracing next-generation instrumentation, whose trustworthiness remains unproven. To adopt single-use technologies, manufacturers will need to anticipate how new automation and new production-scheduling and management approaches will affect data structures. This session discusses how to best support single-use technologies, including instrumentation and automation implementation strategies, as well as data integration. Continuous Manufacturing Many companies are keenly interested in the benefits of continuous manufacturing and have started investing in making this a reality for some of their products. The industry has initiated this in the oral solid dose side of the business, yet a few companies are looking at how to run biological processes in a more continuous manner. Process understanding, continuous control methodologies, materials management, and data management as well as international regulations are key components of this transition. Hotel Information Sofitel Philadelphia is conveniently situated downtown near the Kimmel Center and Rodin Museum. Minutes from historic attractions, the hotel is less than 10 miles from the Philadelphia International Airport. How to Register Make plans now to attend the March 28-30 Emerson Life Sciences Symposium. Register by deadline to take advantage of the early bird registration fee of $995.00 per person. After that date, the per-person fee increases to $1,119.00. The registration fee covers all conference workshops, the general session, group meals, the welcome reception, and the group activities. To register, go to www.EmersonProcess.com/LifeSciencesSymposium. Life Sciences Symposium March 28-30, 2017 • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania www.EmersonProcess.com/LifeSciencesSymposium