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Open Tracks - Aseptic Manufacturing & Annex 1
Open Tracks
Open Tracks
9:00 am
30 August 2024
Onsite Only @ Suntec Singapore - Room 1
Session Programme
9:15 am
9:35 am
9:55 am
Session Break
10:30 am
10:50 am
11:10 am
11:30 am
In this session, we delve into the transformative impact of AI on sterile filling lines in pharmaceutical manufacturing. The discussion will focus on how AI-driven technologies enhance operational efficiency by improving precision, minimizing contamination risks, and optimizing production workflows. Attendees will gain insights into how machine learning algorithms are being used to streamline processes, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, and ultimately, deliver cost-effective, high-quality sterile filling lines.
11:50 am
Panelists
Richard Chai, Senior Technical Service Manager, STERIS Corporation, Singapore
Zhao Fei Ming, Commercial Director, Vileda Professional - Freudenberg Home and Cleaning Solutions, China
David Keen, Director Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Consulting, Ecolab, UK
Kevin Owen, Director of Aseptic Technologies-EMEA, IPS-INTEGRATED PROJECT SERVICES PTE LTD, UK
Li Wei Chan, Microbiology Manager, MSD Singapore
Sanjaya Nanjundaiah, Tech Lead, Quality & Compliance, No deviation, Singapore
Thorsten Meiser, Technical Sales Manager Turnkey, OPTIMA Pharma, Germany
Richard Chai, Senior Technical Service Manager, STERIS Corporation, Singapore
Zhao Fei Ming, Commercial Director, Vileda Professional - Freudenberg Home and Cleaning Solutions, China
David Keen, Director Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Consulting, Ecolab, UK
Kevin Owen, Director of Aseptic Technologies-EMEA, IPS-INTEGRATED PROJECT SERVICES PTE LTD, UK
Li Wei Chan, Microbiology Manager, MSD Singapore
Sanjaya Nanjundaiah, Tech Lead, Quality & Compliance, No deviation, Singapore
Thorsten Meiser, Technical Sales Manager Turnkey, OPTIMA Pharma, Germany
12:45 pm
*LUNCH ‘n LEARN Workshop 3: Contamination Control Strategy Workshop: Assessing the risks of contamination control measures and processes.
David Keen, Director Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Consulting, Ecolab, UK
Hosted by
Women in Pharma Roundtable Lunch
David Keen, Director Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Consulting, Ecolab, UK
Hosted by
Women in Pharma Roundtable Lunch
2:00 pm
Patrick Wieland, Global Lead Business Development, Bausch+Ströbel, Germany
Tobias Wetzel, Area Sales Manager, Bausch+Ströbel, Germany
Tobias Wetzel, Area Sales Manager, Bausch+Ströbel, Germany
Next generation of aseptic filling - highest flexibility meets latest regulations of Annex 1
Pre-sterilized packaging has been an integral part of pharmaceutical production for some time now. RTU syringes have become widely accepted in the market – mostly due to their huge benefits: With the focus being on the core process, i.e. on filling pharmaceutical products, upstream processes, such as washing and sterilizing, have been outsourced.
In recent years, RTU vials and cartridges have been following this trend. The prevention of glass-to-glass contact and the flexibility of processing various packaging materials on one machine also play a key role. But RTU containers
present some challenges as well: Sterile transfer into the cleanroom, inspection processes such as 100% IPC or the crimping process, for example.
In summary, flexible multi-product fill and finish lines offer pharmaceutical manufacturers the ability to adapt to changing market demands, improve production efficiency, reduce costs and maintain high-quality standards while ensuring regulatory compliance. These systems are a valuable asset for pharmaceutical companies seeking to remain
competitive and flexible in an evolving and demanding industry. In the pharmaceutical industry nothing stays the same for very long. There are always new processes, challenges, and developments to contend with. It’s important that you quickly adapt your approach to meet changing times
– Therefore, flexibility is key.