Applied Pharmaceutical Software 2009
July 29, 2009
Sheraton Bucks County Hotel
400 Oxford Valley Road, Langhorne, PA

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Scheduled Sessions and Confirmed Speakers:

Session I: Implementation and Maintenance of Multisite LIMS
Moderator: Steve Gorman, Cephalon

  • Kirk Cromer, Sanofi-Aventis: A Globally Harmonized Bioanalytical Data Management System - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
  • Dante Covelli, PPD: Real time data management via a proprietary connection using a multi location single engine LIMS
  • Bill Griffiths, Covance: Multi Site Deployment of LIMS Software using Application Virtualization

    • Session II: Electronic Notebooks
    Moderator: Tom Huggins, Procter & Gamble

  • Chad Briscoe, MDS Pharma Services
  • Jening Xang, BMS: Transitioning to the next generation of bioanalytical process and data management through an integrated electronic notebook
  • David Elgar, Boehringer Ingelheim: Development of a procedurally driven ELN

    • Luncheon Workshop: Addressing the Variety of Analytical Techniques Through a Simple-To-Use and Flexible ELN (From requests submission to analysis execution; Analyzing dynamic forms design for individual technique; Extending the workflow with OpenLAB ECM integration and smart import features), Michael Burke, Solution Architect

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    Session III: Automated Report Generation
    Moderator: Chris Kemper, Anapharm

  • Kristina A. Conceicao, Taylor Technology: Custom Solutions for Automated Data Reporting
  • Surendra Bansal, Hoffmann La Roche: Regulatory and Scientific Requirements for Automated Report Generation: a Pharma Perspective
  • Peter Schaefer, Pharsight: PK Automation - Critical Requirements for Efficient Reporting Workflows

    • Session IV: LIMS - Automation Integration
    Moderator: Jeff Duggan, Boehringer Ingelheim

  • Chris Holliman, Pfizer: Process Improvement and Increased Productivity Through the Introduction of Centralized Automated Sample Preparation into a General Model
  • Dave Elgar, Boehringer Ingelheim: Integrated Robotic Liquid Handling for Bioanalysis Using the Hamilton Starlet Interacting with Watson LIMS  

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