The essential elements of technology transfer for biopharmaceutical products
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The key objective of the transfer is to execute the manufacturing process at the receiving site with no or minimal changes from the initial process developed at the sending site. Therefore, most responsibility falls on the receiving site of the technology. This makes technology transfer of a biopharmaceutical manufacturing process difficult and any deficiency in technology transfer results in significant loss of time and resources. Although a transferred process should ideally remain the same as the original, in practice the process always undergoes some adaptation at the receiving site, mainly due to the difference in equipment between the sending and receiving sites. reception as well as the need for scaling of the site. the Complete procedure. The success of technology transfer relies primarily on the adaptability of the production process itself as well as the communication between the sending and receiving sites.
About Sarel Chen Tov
Sarel Chen Tov is an expert in designing and building API, pharmaceutical and biotechnology projects according to FDA/EMEA standards and has almost 30 years of experience. Over the years, he has acquired unique expertise in designing efficient and innovative plants to meet the business case, optimize capital and operating expenses, providing the client with a competitive advantage in the market. He is globally recognized in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry for his expertise in process and layout design, scale-up and technology transfer.
The key objective of the transfer is to execute the manufacturing process at the receiving site with no or minimal changes from the initial process developed at the sending site. Therefore, most responsibility falls on the receiving site of the technology. This makes technology transfer of a biopharmaceutical manufacturing process difficult and any deficiency in technology transfer results in significant loss of time and resources. Although a transferred process should ideally remain the same as the original, in practice the process always undergoes some adaptation at the receiving site, mainly due to the difference in equipment between the sending and receiving sites. reception as well as the need for scaling of the site. the Complete procedure. The success of technology transfer relies primarily on the adaptability of the production process itself as well as the communication between the sending and receiving sites.
About Sarel Chen Tov
Sarel Chen Tov is an expert in designing and building API, pharmaceutical and biotechnology projects according to FDA/EMEA standards and has almost 30 years of experience. Over the years, he has acquired unique expertise in designing efficient and innovative plants to meet the business case, optimize capital and operating expenses, providing the client with a competitive advantage in the market. He is globally recognized in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry for his expertise in process and layout design, scale-up and technology transfer.
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