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With
estimates that pharmaceutical manufacturing costs 25% of revenues,
even a 1% improvement in efficiency produces a remarkable financial
benefit. For example, for a company with $20 billion in annual revenue,
every 1% reduction in manufacturing cost translates into a savings
of $50 million a year. Companies tied to outdated processes and technology
are continually creating waste, time-consuming regulatory problems,
and lost revenues.
PAT also helps companies in other critical ways. Manufacturing processes
that use proprietary or analytical technology can provide a barrier
to entry for generic competitors, and legal actions that question
a manufacturer's quality can become less successful if PAT technologies
are in place to prove product consistency.
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