Skip to content

How AI is helping pharma cope with supply chain disruption

Neal Singh, COO, Icertis, discusses how advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are helping pharmaceutical manufacturers better manage their supply chains.

How AI is helping pharma cope with supply chain disruption
Published: | 4 min read

Neal Singh, COO, Icertis, discusses how advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are helping pharmaceutical manufacturers better manage their supply chains.

Supply chain

As the Covid-19 crisis continues to unsettle global economies and business sectors worldwide, pharma companies are facing huge disruption to their supply chains and clinical research.

And while research into potential Covid-19 vaccines and treatments is speeding along, the pandemic has slowed or brought to a halt clinical trials for other diseases, with organisations like Eli Lilly and other big name pharma’s’ putting the brakes on non Covid-19 trial activity. In fact, 50% of respondents in a recent BSI survey said they will be making changes to their supply chain moving forward.

Sign up to our newsletter

The week's biggest stories from this industry, direct to your inbox.

Personal information