Digital transformation is revolutionizing pharmaceutical research and manufacturing. However, a lack of standardization in terms of data and processes has made leveraging the gains from digital transformation challenging. Now, pharmaceutical industry stakeholders, including technology vendors, are taking the lead in facilitating change.
Data standardization has long been a challenge for pharmaceutical companies, resulting from a historical lack of standardized data formats used across the informatics industry. An industry-wide commitment to open data standards is key to fulfilling the promise of digital transformation. Improving pharmaceutical process standardization will also play a key role in digital transformation. Furthermore, the key to enhanced standardization within the pharmaceutical industry is integrated laboratory informatics that provides a consistent user experience from early research to manufacturing.
With data accessibility and transferability key to maximizing the benefits of digital transformation, some vendors are taking the lead, developing laboratory informatics solutions to support improved standardization of data and processes across the pharmaceutical value chain. Organizations can overcome fragmented working practices by implementing better-integrated solutions to achieve a more efficient, productive, and innovative pharmaceutical industry.
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