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How AI is Changing Supply Chain Risk Management — A Conversation with Serena Peirson of ParkourSC
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At the 2024 edition of the Pharma Manufacturing World Summit we sat down with Serena Peirson, a Senior Director of ParkourSC, to talk about one of the hottest topics in the world of pharmaceutical manufacturing: How Artificial Intelligence is reinventing, reinvigorating, and revolutionizing how supply chain risk management works in the volatile and ever-evolving world of Life Sciences. The tried, tested, and true methods of Risk Management have struggled to keep up with the times in a post-pandemic business landscape of frequent disruption, and how much more complicated do things become when a new generation of medicine with never-seen-before requirements and processes is coming online? AI risk management tools can process data in a way no expert could do manually, which frees the planner to ask questions of a sophisticated system doing the analysis and offering actionable suggestions that subject-matter expert can act on faster than ever before. It is a very exciting time to work in this space, and Serena offers real insights into where we are now, and where we will be very, very soon. Give this episode a listen!
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ParkourSC delivers agility and transparency in supply chain operations for pharmaceutical, life sciences, and biologics companies, to drive strategic innovation and resilience, enable timely decisions, narrow demand and supply variances, and increase revenue.
Our digital supply chain operations platform improves patient outcomes by ensuring compliance, quality, and timely delivery of sensitive therapies. The platform provides a “command center” to predict at-risk situations in the supply chain by monitoring the performance of every entity, flagging quality and compliance risks, automating workflows across organizations, fostering collaboration to resolve issues and prevent waste, and to bridge the gap in planning and execution cycles by automatically delivering real-time updates to planners.
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