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Episode Forty-Three: Data & Quality Benchmarking in Pharmaceuticals

In this episode we explore the importance of data in ensuring quality benchmarking for the quality management and manufacturing of pharmaceuticals. We are joined by Jennifer Maguire, Deputy Director of the Office of Quality Surveillance of the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, Marten Ritz, Head of Operational Excellence at the University of St.Gallen and Mark Seiss, Director of Predictive Analytics at Dun & Bradstreet.

Listen in as they discuss their latest research project on helping the pharma manufacturing industry become more effective in the quality development of products and work towards establishing a rating system to drive Quality Management Maturity.

For more information regarding the study or to participate, please visit www.dnb.com/pharmastudy

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