Increasing Batch Size and Reducing Cycle Times for a Biologic

Approach

JHS has worked with this top 20 global pharma
partner for 15+ years on this drug product and
searched for new solutions for greater efficiency to
manufacture and deliver more batches. Together,
JHS and the partner held a process mapping
exercise covering every step from receiving API
shipments to final inspection and packaging. By
implementing the findings from the exercise, both
JHS and the client were able to reach more
patients.

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