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TraceLink and Catalent Partner to Improve Manufacturing Lifecycle Visibility

By Pharmaceutical Processing | June 22, 2010

TraceLink, Inc., the provider of the World’s first Industry-Wide Supply Collaboration Network, and Catalent Pharma Solutions, Inc., a provider of innovative drug development and delivery solutions for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and consumer healthcare companies, today announced a partnership that will improve production visibility for Catalent customers across their entire manufacturing and packaging product lifecycle.

“This collaboration will add to the already close relationships and excellent communication Catalent shares with its customers,” said Roy Satchell, Catalent’s Senior Vice President, Information Technology, and Chief Information Officer. “Our customers need strategic partners that can operate seamlessly with them in the execution of supply chain solutions. This collaboration provides that and more — enhancing visibility, improving supply network predictability, and facilitating the incorporation of strategic solutions as part of global supply planning.” TraceLink and Catalent designed the initial solution based on customer requirements for increased information and integration. Catalent will work closely with customers to drive continuous improvement of both the service and the value generated by the capabilities.

“Our integrate-once, inter-operate with everyone approach uniquely enables Catalent and its customers to seamlessly share data and execution in a single manner,” said Shabbir Dahod, President and CEO of TraceLink. “Catalent’s industry leadership and passion for the customer makes them an ideal partner.”  

 

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