Pharmaceuticals and healthcare supply chains, now connected in new ways

In twenty years from now, when we look back on the evolution of global supply chains, people will see two very distinct periods – pre-COVID-19 and post-COVID-19.

Yes, there have been viruses before, but none in our modern, globalised world, where cross-border trade comprises 50% of GDP. The global supply chain has never contained so many moving parts across so many countries with so many stakeholders involved. And that supply chain, has also never been put under the pressure it has recently, unless we count the theoretical exercises or disaster plans of academics and risk-managers.

In areas like pharmaceuticals and healthcare, professionals are balancing this need for reactive response with designing a more reliable, transparent, intelligent future for their supply chains. To affect change, these businesses need to assess the entire chain, from manufacture to delivery, to customs, to storage, to end customer.

In this eBook we assess the latest innovations and evolutions in pharma logistics and evaluate what the future might look like for supply chain pharmaceuticals and healthcare logistics as a whole.