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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2024 · 25 MIN

Tips for on-time tech transfers that stay below budget

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When it comes to life sciences manufacturing, there's nothing quite so daunting as a tech transfer - moving a product from development to commercialisation, or to a new facility or CDMO, presents many obstacles that have to be well thought out and planned. Delivering a tech transfer on schedule that stays below budget is no easy feat, but with the right best practices it can be done. In today's podcast, brought to you by Lannett CDMO, Grant Brock, VP of operations at Lannett CDMO, and Frantz Maignan, Lannett CDMO's director of validation and tech services, join host Jonah Comstock for a deep dive into what challenges companies can encounter when it comes to tech transfers and some standout strategies for avoiding and surmounting those challenges. The discussion includes the importance of thorough preparation and experimentation, good communication, and flexibility, and Brock and Maignan offer a few tips for choosing a manufacturing partner that can handle the unexpected bumps in the road that can crop up. Tune in for a practical guide to an important and oft-overlooked aspect of pharma manufacturing.

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