DMLogic resources

These 3 papers; Implementing a Serialization Project Post DSCSA, Fighting Counterfeit Drugs, and Customer Success Stories, detail both what to do, and what not to do when it comes to the serialization of products in the drug supply chain.

Warehouse managers often say "if only we could make our WMS do X, Y or Z." Users without programming skills being able to create their own software? A legacy system that will continue to stand the test of time? On the surface, this sounds like a radical idea. But, it's possible with adaptive software.

This white paper series is designed especially for companies who recognize that WMS systems are necessary, but who maybe need more information on how to go about the whole process of deciding which one to use and how to justify the investment.

"The Pain of Packing in an E-Commerce World"

For any business with a B2C component, the warehouse has changed dramatically over the last few years...many retailers are closing or scaling back their brick and mortar shops in favor of increasing their direct to consumer business.

Adaptive software holds the promise of changing the way WMS systems are delivered, maintained and evolved.

An RFP can be analogous to an exam...a series of questions in front of a potential vendor to see who scores the highest.

A good start-up plan includes a support deployment plan.

The complexities of the clinical trials are such a large challenge to pharmaceutical companies that many choose to outsource the entire operation.

Serialization and track-and-trace concerns began with the Prescription Drug Marketing Act of 1987. Since then regulations have changed, been rewritten and reevaluated. With patient safety driving the charge for serialization, no manufacturers can argue that it's the prudent thing to do but what history has shown us is that changes are inevitable and change is good.

The COE Model - it will save time, money, and obtain the resources needed much faster. Just one call – no searching, no headhunters, no due diligence.