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Programme
11 - 12 June 2014
Maritim proArte Hotel, Berlin, Germany
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Global Pharma Outsourcing
& Procurement Summit
Enhance your outsourcing strategies by benchmarking
with small, medium and large pharma companies
Day 1, 11 June 2014
08:00-08:50
REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS
08:50-09:00
CHAIR'S WELCOME ADDRESS
Opening Remarks
Ryan Viegas
Vice President – Supply Chain & Procurement
Watson Pharma Pvt Ltd, India (Actavis)
09:00-09:30
KEYNOTE
KEY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN DECIDING TO OUTSOURCE OR MANUFACTURE IN-HOUSE
Controlling risk in the pharmaceutical supply chain through an overall sourcing strategy
Creating a robust and resilient supply chain able to recover to an improved state of affairs
Building flexibility and agility in order to overcome external changes through multiple sourcing partners Increasing speed to market whilst decreasing cost by harnessing existing specialist manufacturing capabilities Partnering in the right environment to get your product your way by assuring compliance
David Traynor
SVP Manufacturing and Pharmaceutical Science
ProStrakan
09:30-10:00
KEYNOTE
EVOLVING TRENDS – OUTSOURCING FROM EMERGING MARKETS
The alternative perspective - Indian manufacturing for a global company
Advantages and risks in CMO selection
Managing vendor relationships to overcome cultural sensitivities and leverage skills Improving service level by satisfying requirements of product integrity and security Ensuring compliance on a domestic and international scale
Ryan Viegas
Vice President – Supply Chain & Procurement
Watson Pharma Pvt Ltd, India (Actavis)
10:00-11:50
PREARRANGED 1-2-1 BUSINESS MEETINGS AND REFRESHMENTS
11:50-12:20
PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN EMERGING MARKETS
OVERCOMING TECHNICAL, CULTURAL AND BUREAUCRATIC CHALLENGES: SUCCESSFUL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
DEVELOPING A REGULATORY STRATEGY WHEN MANUFACTURING EXTERNALLY IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
MANUFACTURING IN ALGERIA AND NORTH AFRICA
Building strong supplier partnerships in order to benefit from national investment
Identifying partners and contractors initially through formal questionnaires and due diligence in order to circumvent the variation in supplier quality, including ethics and environmental aspects
Technology transfer and manufacturing ramp up: overcoming technical as well as cultural and language challenges to benefit from the well-educated, but non-experienced local workforce
Understanding national procedures, including legislation regarding importation and money transfer, in order to manufacture successfully and open up the North African market
Knud E. Daugaard
Senior Project Manager
Novo Nordisk A/S Contract & License Manufacture
Successfully ensuring GMP inspections and continuity in supply chains
Meeting GMP inspection requirements for new product registration in Russia/CIS, Turkey and MENA
Examining CMO contributions to new product applications in Russia/CIS, Turkey & MENA
Case studies: Turkey and Kazakhstan
Anna Litsiou
Senior Regulatory Affairs Manager
Astellas Pharma Europe BV
12:20-12:50
KEYNOTE
IT CASE STUDY
Implementing a hybrid supply chain model to reduce cost and improve delivery performance
Combining in-house and outsourced manufacturing to deliver a competitive advantage
Reducing time to market through demonstrating advanced segmentation and supply chain analytics Cutting end-to-end costs by over 50% and increasing asset utilisation by 10%, whilst maintaining quality
Bref O'Donovan
Executive Director EMEA Supply Chain
Lenovo
12:50-14:00
NETWORKING LUNCH
14:00-14:30
PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN EMERGING MARKETS
OVERCOMING CULTURAL DIFFERENCES: ENSURING COMPLIANCE WHEN MANUFACTURING IN INDIA
Building a productive relationship with your CMO and avoiding mis-communication to ensure on-schedule delivery
Understanding Indian culture and personal relationships importance Increasing on-schedule deliveries through extensive communication and follow-up
Would hiring local employees improve service level and reduce misunderstandings?
Main mistakes to avoid when manufacturing in India
Cristina Encinas
Supply Chain Director
Farmaprojects S.A.U.
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
COLLABORATING SUCCESSFULLY WITH YOUR CMO TO CREATE BUSINESS GROWTH
Aligning working practices through structured communication processes in order to form a successful partnership
Building a governance structure with appropriate parties at all levels in order to harness the expertise of your CMO
Integrating vendors into the company management structure to maintain open communication and collaboration to meet long-term objectives Collaborating with smaller suppliers by incorporating banks as a third party to facilitate finance and allow business transactions
Hitesh Varambhia
Former External Manufacturing Business Manager, Combination Products and Devices & Small Molecules Europe
F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd
14:30-15:00
PANEL DISCUSSION
How will the amalgamation of suppliers affect multinationals? How to maximise benefit from the trend towards collaborative working? Will future regulatory changes mean more changes to the supplier relationship?
Anna Litsiou
Senior Regulatory Affairs Manager
Astellas Pharma Europe BV Esa Nauska
Director, Contract Manufacturing
Orion Corporation Stefan Jung
European Head of 3rd Party Procurement
TEVA
15:00-15:30
NETWORKING REFRESHMENTS
15:30-16:00
PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN EMERGING MARKETS
MARKET ACCESS THROUGH LOCAL PRESENCE IN RUSSIA :???? ?????? ?? ??????
How to comply with the Pharma 2020 program of the Russian authorities – how can pharma operations effectively help pharma sales
organisations to protect their market share in the Russian reimbursement market
Developing long-term supplier relations in Russia by overcoming cultural differences: insights into the Russian soul for pharmaceutical engineers, EQ-survival kit
Deadlines, budgets and Russian quality awareness: beyond good and evil The meaning of local presence: own plants versus partnerships; strategy is defined afterwards as “whatever works” or be cautious and invest in Russia?
Jos Van Den Heuvel
Director External Manufacturing ESI EMEA J&J
Janssen Pharmaceutica, Johnson & Johnson
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
OPTIMISING SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT AND COST-REDUCTION THROUGH IMPROVED MANAGEMENT OF
PROCUREMENT INFRASTRUCTURE
Successfully balancing the need for short-term savings, while simultaneously focussing on long-term supplier relationship development
Re-evaluating the system from supplier evaluation to supplier monitoring - developing a more mature SRM system
Achieving savings whilst creating long-term sustainable relationships with suppliers, through cost-avoidance and non-standard savings
Developing a fully-encompassing system to ensure no hidden costs surprises when working with your suppliers
Michele Alba
Head of Procurement, TMA & Chemical Business
Grünenthal – Farmaceutici Formenti
16:00-16:30
KEYNOTE
OVERCOMING THE HIDDEN CHALLENGES OF PROTECTIONISM TO REACH LUCRATIVE MARKETS
Uncovering the different and hidden forms protectionism can take, including those not explicitly recorded by authorities
Gaining market access in protective countries by harnessing local knowledge and skills through selective procurement Changing the mind-set towards total cost of ownership, not just price
Minimising risk to reputation when building new local partnerships with a step-by-step risk assessment procedure
Pre-empting protectionism in emerging markets including Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt and Algeria, in order to fully prepare for change
Corinne Lagarde
Procurement Director Middle East & North Africa
GSK
16:30-16:40
CHAIR'S CONCLUDING REMARKS
Closing comments
Ryan Viegas
Vice President – Supply Chain & Procurement
Day 2, 12 June 2014
16:40-17:40PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN
EMERGING MARKETS
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Asian Emerging Markets
PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN
EMERGING MARKETS
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
External Manufacturing in Europe
PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN
EMERGING MARKETS
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Exploring the South American Market
PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN
EMERGING MARKETS
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Africa the New Outsourcing Destination?
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP
MANAGEMENT
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
How Do You Create a Robust Outsourcing Contract?
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP
MANAGEMENT
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Using Perfermance Metrics to Measure Strategic Partnerships
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Cost-Reduction Techniques
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Outsourcing to Smaller CMO's: Sense or Nonsense?
Dr Jef Verplaetse
Managing Director
Laboratoria Smeets N.V.
17:40-18:40
NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTION
08:50-09:00
CHAIR'S OPENING REMARKS AND REVIEW OF DAY 1
Review of Day 1
Evren Ozkaya
Former Director, Strategic Planning & Director, Global Track & Trace Program
Sandoz
09:00-09:30
KEYNOTE
FULFILLING THE GLOBAL SERIALISATION LEGISLATIONS COST-EFFECTIVELY WHILE ENSURING SECURITY OF SUPPLY
Developing a complete and cost-effective serialisation program that delivers value beyond compliance and minimises disruption
Understanding why we are doing serialisation, why this matters now and why it is the most complex project you will ever do 6-steps to design a cost-effective serialisation program, which minimises non-compliance risk and disruption
How to select the right solution providers and technology vendors and how to build long term partnerships for success Managing the wide global variation and unpredictability by approaching serialisation requirements as a business strategy Focusing on the value beyond compliance and making visibility, collaboration and big data real via cloud networks
Evren Ozkaya
Former Director, Strategic Planning & Director, Global Track & Trace Program
Sandoz
THINK TANK
REDUCING COSTS WITHOUT COMPROMISING ON QUALITY
Sharing ideas on the most efficient techniques on bringing down costs without compromising on manufacturing quality
A chair-led discussion where breakout groups have the opportunity to debate various topics and then feed-back to the wider room An opportunity to network and share ideas with your peers
Hitesh Varambhia
Former External Manufacturing Business Manager, Combination Products and Devices & Small Molecules Europe
F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd
10:00-11:20
PREARRANGED 1-2-1 BUSINESS MEETINGS AND REFRESHMENTS
11:20-11:50
PANEL DISCUSSION
In which locations do the future of outsourcing and procurement lie?
Can India's manufacturing capacity be expanded?
Are cultural differences still a limitation when manufacturing in China? Are protectionism laws damaging the global market?
Glenn Peace
Director, External Manufacturing EMEA/AP Drug Product
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Patricia Galván
Supplier Relationship Manager - Contract Manufacturing
AstraZeneca Ryan Viegas
Vice President – Supply Chain & Procurement
Watson Pharma Pvt Ltd, India (Actavis)
11:50-12:20
PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN EMERGING MARKETS
SUCCESSFULLY DEVELOPING A TECH TRANSFER STRATEGY BY OVERCOMING SUPPLIER CHALLENGES IN LATIN AMERICA
From supplier selection to regulatory submission – ensuring quality when transferring projects between suppliers
Differences in supplier selection between Latin America and Europe Examining the milestones of a long-term 36 month project Overcoming the lack of clarity with regulations in Latin America
Patricia Galván
Supplier Relationship Manager - Contract Manufacturing
AstraZeneca
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
SUCCESSFULLY LEVERAGING SHARED SERVICES AND THIRD PARTY PROVIDERS TO CREATE A GLOBAL BUSINESS SERVICES MODEL
Reducing costs by optimising business process outsourcing (BPO) to increase automation
Optimising costs within financial shared services through global modelling to identify low-cost locations
Achieving cost reduction by identifying the right technology to match business needs
Creating business value realisation through the end-to-end process standardisation and automation to increase efficiency
Enhancing the governance structure for effective performance management and stake holder engagement
Anil Bhavnani
Director - BPO Operations, Global Financial Solutions
Pfizer Inc.
12:20-14:00
NETWORKING LUNCH
PROCUREMENT EXCELLENCE IN EMERGING MARKETS
EXAMINING THE MOVE OF OUTSOURCING ACTIVITIES BACK TO EUROPE – DISILLUSION WITH THE ‘EASTERN PROMISE’
A step-by-step insight into the decision making process of outsourcing to Turkey, India or China
Benchmarking costs and regulatory differences between outsourcing the manufacturing of APIs and fill/finish in Europe and emerging markets Demonstrating final cost outcomes of labour and energy figures across global manufacturing plants
Balancing higher labour costs in Europe with savings from a KATA system philosophy, quality assurance from EU regulations and reduced logistical costs
Recai Ozbir
Supply Chain and Purchasing Director
Abdi Ibrahim Pharmaceuticals
OPTIMISING VENDOR RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
CREATING A PERFORMANCE PLAN FOR YOUR VENDOR TO ENSURE PRODUCT DELIVERY
Setting crucial KPIs to monitor and evaluate CMO performance and set strict targets
Developing a structure of metrics to measure performance in a systematic way
Defining requirements of the system in order to catch the complexity of evolving relationships
Retaining flexibility by not using software and instead using a gradual evaluation system
Andrea Calenne
Sr Manager External Manufacturing
Biogen Idec International GmbH
14:30-15:00
KEYNOTE
VESTED – FIVE RULES THAT WILL TRANSFORM OUTSOURCING
Creating enduring business relationships that provide greater value for all parties
Presentation of the Vested business and contract model, based on research at the University of Tennessee
How has companies like P&G, Microsoft and Dell achieved decreased costs, quality improvements and innovation in outsourcing What are the five rules that will ensure success when implemented in outsourcing relationships?
David Frydlinger
Certified Deal Architect
University of Tennessee
15:00-15:30
KEYNOTE
MAXIMISING YOUR STRATEGIC SOURCING PERFORMANCE BY LEVERAGING YOUR PROCUREMENT OUTSOURCING PROVIDERS
How strategic is your strategic sourcing organisation – is it actually working to drive value?
Developing a more strategic focus by shifting your organisational needs away from tactical or transactional solutions Highlighting the key benefits, challenges and lessons learnt within AstraZeneca’s procurement outsourcing journey Adapting AstraZeneca’s strategy to any organisation by applying these key lessons and making it happen in your company
Benny Hall
Procurement Outsourcing Leader
AstraZeneca
15:30-15:40
CHAIR'S CONCLUDING REMARKS AND CLOSE OF SUMMIT
Close of summit
Evren Ozkaya
Former Director, Strategic Planning & Director, Global Track & Trace Program
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