Discover how Almac partners with pharmaceutical and biotech sponsors to build optimized and efficient supply chains in their upcoming webinar, Developing Effective Clinical Supply Chain Strategies Utilizing Forecasting Technology, presented by Caitlyn Clauss.
Building an effective clinical supply chain that factors in the increasing challenge of getting the necessary drug to the patient in a timely manner has never been so important.
To accommodate the scale and complexity of today’s clinical trials, sponsors require a sophisticated and responsive supply chain that provides agility, speed and control of which accurately forecasting patient need is critical to delivering a successful trial.
The number and complexity of variables affecting supply forecasting has grown to include intricate protocol design (e.g. blinding, variable dosing, cohort expansion), increased costs of investigative and comparator drugs, patient recruitment challenges and increased regulatory requirements.
This webinar will discuss how by leveraging supply forecasting and demand planning technology, sponsors are able to create optimized and flexible supply chain operations while mitigating risk, preventing site stock-outs, reducing waste, and controlling cost.
Presented by
Caitlyn Clauss,
Supply Chain Solutions Manager
Caitlyn Clauss joined Almac in 2015 where she started as a Supply Chain Coordinator providing quality support to Almac’s Supply Chain Managers to ensure successful setup and maintenance of the clinical trial supply chain. Her dedication and hard work shined through as she worked her way up to Supply Chain Solutions Manager. As Supply Chain Solutions Manager, she is responsible for enhancing and supporting the Almac Supply Chain Management consultation service. Her main responsibilities include ensuring cohesive delivery of new services and products, maintaining positive and collaborative partnerships among supply chain stakeholders, development and delivery of training material, and leading improvement efforts to ensure optimal service quality and client experience.
Caitlyn graduated from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science focused in Business Management and Supply Chain Operations. After graduating, Caitlyn gained experience working with clients and knowledge in supply chain roles within the healthcare industry.