ELPRO and Sonoco ThermoSafe thank all participants of the May 29^th & 30^th Seminar and User Groups. It was interesting to see how a number of issues have moved forward, and some have not.

One leap forward is the number of practitioners using a central database to store and analyze their temperature data. Three years ago we asked this question, and only 24% of companies were. In 2019, 66% of companies are using a central database (17% for data storage, audit and product release, and 29% for analytics and performance metrics).

Read further findings from the seminar in the post-event report here, focused on Cold Chain Data Innovation.

Join us next time, at an upcoming Leading Minds Seminar.

2019 Highlights and Agenda

• Where Does the Buck Stop? Quality Decision Making Through the Supply Chain to Last Miles including Pharmacies. Led by Geoff Glauser, US Government - Health & Human Services
• Continuous Monitoring vs. Risk-Based Approaches as Supply Chains Get Closer to the End-Users. Led by Lisa Moher, Sanofi
• Value and Viability of Data to Realize Supply Chain Visibility, Efficiencies and End to End Control. Led by Bill McGillian, Merck
• Clinical Trial Supply and Challenges at the Clinical Sites. Led by Doug Meyer, Biogen
• Reusable Shipping Systems – Case Studies, Different Implementation Models, and Challenges to Overcome. With panelists from Mark Everitt, AstraZeneca and Michael English, Merck.

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Some impressions of the Leading Minds Seminar New Jersey 2019