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Mobile technology can be a great time saver, or a time-sink, depending on the apps you’re using and how you use them. At West, we recognize that it’s important to choose your apps wisely. As we begin to build our Mobile App Store, we are focused on applications that enable us to be more connected and forward-looking – foundations for being successful in a globally competitive world. Since there’s an app for almost every purpose these days, we believe that it’s critical to reduce distraction by focusing on apps that will improve productivity wherever our work takes us.
Last month, I wrote about the recent success that West has experienced with Concur ™ travel and expense management, which combines cloud-based computing with mobility to manage travel and expenses any time, any place. The next opportunity, which is currently being explored, is mobile workforce management. With Kronos ® Workforce Mobile™ app, West team members will be able to complete common workforce administrative tasks such as time management on their mobile devices. This on-the-go access enables our workforce to engage instantly, make decisions, take action and then move on.
Mobility allows us to change fundamentally the way we interact with each other and our business partners. Mobile apps like FaceTime and Skype, along with immersive technologies such as Cisco Telepresence, enable us to bring collaboration to our highly mobile and globally dispersed workforce. As we evolve our communication channels to extend features to the West global community, we are enabling business-to-employee and employee-to-business partner collaboration like never before, allowing us to work side by side in the connected world.
Westpharma.com has been upgraded! The new, mobile-friendly site offers easier navigation, intuitive design and enhanced searchability. The new site is mobile-friendly, and can be easily viewed and navigated from phones and tablets.
As a special thank you to this year’s Director’s Cup Award winners, Eric M. Green, President and CEO; Annette Favorite, Sr. VP and Chief HR Officer; and Tom Gribbin, VP, Operations, Americas, served a catered dinner to all three shifts at our St. Petersburg facility. This visit from leadership provided an opportunity to personally recognize everyone for their commitment to safety, quality, productivity, lean programs and community service.
When choosing an elastomeric formulation for a stopper or plunger used to package parenteral drug products, there are several misconceptions related to the importance the elastomer class plays on the chemical and physical properties of the elastomer. Often we hear customers make general statements such as “chlorobutyl elastomers are better” or “bromobutyls have an advantage in property X.” In actuality, each elastomeric formulation is unique and has different properties that are independent of the class of elastomer.
The pharmaceutical and biotech industry continues to deal with ongoing challenges especially in respect of strengthening their research and development (R&D) productivity and innovation model.
Selecting a container closure system (CCS) is an important part of the pharmaceutical commercialization process. It is important to ensure that the components selected are compatible with the drug product to be packaged; however, it is equally important to ensure that the components are compatible with each other. Here we provide background on the importance of correct pairing between vials and stoppers and showcase <a href="/zh-cn/products/vial-containment-solutions/stoppers/4040-lyotec-lyophilization-elastomer-stoppers">lyophilization stoppers V-50-I (13mm) and S-87-I (20mm) in the 4040/40 Gray formulation</a> that can be paired with any vial blowback geometry.
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