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• Maximizing The Performance And Efficiency Of Your Sterilizing-Grade Filtration

  Selecting the right filter is the first step in reaping the benefits of today’s filters; optimizing their performance efficiency is key to maximizing the benefits for the lifetime of your process.

• Heat Exchanger Monitoring And End-Of-Cycle Prediction

  Predicting end-of-cycle (EOC) for a heat exchanger due to fouling is a constant challenge faced by refineries. Proactively predicting when a heat exchanger needs to be cleaned enables risk-based maintenance planning and optimization of processing rates, operating costs, and maintenance costs. Read more to learn how utilitzing the Seeq Formula Tool to monitor heat exchanger performance in the place of time-consuming spreadsheets will eliminate weeks of work for engineers, freeing them up to perform other valuable company tasks.

• Mortgage Lender Accelerates The Loan Approval Process Providing Improved Self-Service Automation Features

  A top ten mortgage lender in the United States has been providing loans across the country for nearly 40 years. In an effort to speed and simplify the loan approval process, a practice that is traditionally long and cumbersome, the mortgage provider enlisted mobile technology to allow for self-service automation. With the customer in control and able to provide information at their convenience, the loan process is shortened and simplified, allowing the organization to serve more customers than if they were to utilize only traditional processing methods.

• Mitigating Inherent Risks In Global Sample Processing

  The global demand for specialized sample processing has grown dramatically however despite the rising need, research teams continue to struggle to obtain high-quality laboratory support services to perform sample processing. Learn how innovative flow cytometry fast turnaround and monitored, specialized processing can help safeguard samples.

• Continuous Flow Manufacturing Of Pharmaceutical Ingredients

  Strong growth is anticipated for continuous flow manufacturing of APIs as it offers important advantages over traditional batch manufacturing in terms of quality, safety, and sustainability of the overall process.

• Three Considerations For Successful Global Sample Processing With A Central Laboratory

  Sample preparation and processing are often crucial components in immuno-oncology and cell and gene therapy studies. Obtaining timely and high-quality processing services is an industrywide challenge, particularly within the context of global trials. This paper reviews three of the keys to success for global sample processing.

• A Guide to Decreasing Contaminants In Sterile Manufacturing

  Containment is key during aseptic processing and this has led to the development of new transfer methods that are both enclosed and minimize the requirement for operator intervention.

• Meeting Regulatory Requirements With A Trusted Equipment Partner

  Pharmaceutical suppliers are tasked with responding to ever-evolving changes in regulatory requirements, which impact everything within an organization—from operations to the way trials are conducted.

• 6 Considerations When Planning Data Center Network Upgrades

  As applications like AI, 5G, and IoT continue to grow, so will the need for processing power and bandwidth in the data centers that support their associated applications. It’s no surprise that data centers are rapidly migrating from architectures based on 10 Gb data rates per fiber optic link, to ones based on 40 Gb and 100 Gb.

• The Evolution Of Biopharmaceutical Facility Designs

  In the lifecycle of pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical commercial manufacturing, the one constant has been change. With the advent of modern therapeutics, large scale commercial manufacturing became common place.

• In-Situ, Non-Destructive Surface Area Measurement For The Optimal Application Of Lyophilization

  A key focus of this paper is the relevant measurement of surface area, with experimental data demonstrating the performance and value of novel instrumentation for in-situ characterization.

• Five Ingredients For Finance Transformation

  Over the next 10 years, technology will do more to change the finance and accounting organization than it has over the past 50. A spate of advances in databases, data processing, analytics and tools addressing the user experience as well as the application of artificial intelligence will free up much of the time now required by unproductive manual processes. This will allow the chief financial officer and controller to refocus the mission of the department and will enable it to realize the longstanding ambition of finance transformation: becoming more of a strategic partner to the rest of the company. There are five areas most finance executives will need to address to realize this transformation.