DateSept 27, 2022 |
LocationOnline event |
Timing3pm - 4pm (CEST) |
With pharma and biotechs’ ambitions to do more with less, the supply chain quickly becomes the center of attention in the attempt to supply trials faster, more efficiently, and with lower waste levels.
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Antoine Remiot has been sharing his enthusiasm and technical advice to various pharma partners, helping them tackle clinical trial supply challenges and solve drug shortage. He truly enjoys complex situations where he can use his skills to solve tricky problems. Antoine has a Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on optimization. After working for various optimization software companies in the aeronautical market, he joined N-SIDE to focus on new pharma companies.
Alexis Davin is a clinical optimization specialist at N-SIDE and a volunteer at the GCSG. His experience in clinical supply expanded quickly by solving day-to-day supply challenges of biopharma companies. He is passionate about how digitalization can improve the clinical supply industry and, ultimately, impact patients’ health. Alexis is also supporting the development of new digital solutions to solve supply chain issues in clinical trials, which offers him a strategic view on industry trends and internal processes.