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Senior Representative, Antisoma Research,
Clinical Trial Logistics Europe Conference 2010
SMi present their annual Conference…
Pharmaceutical and
Clinical Trial Logistics Asia Pacific
Monday 18th July and Tuesday 19th July 2011
Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore
KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
N. H. Kalyanakrishnan
Vice President Central SCM & Special Projects, DR REDDY'S
Gagan Bharadwaj
General Manager-Procurement & Supply Management, ZYDUS CADILA
Mubashir Hussain
Director Supply Chain, GETZ PHARMA PAKISTAN
Nitin Gokarn
Head- Logistics, Supply Chain Technical Operations, MERCK INDIA
Rodney Wee
Chief Executive Officer, ASIA COLD CHAIN CENTER
Sushant Sharma
Senior Manager Planning (Supply Chain), WOCKHARDT PHARMACEUTICALS INDIA
Shailendra Bajpai
Director - Medical and Regulatory Affairs, UCB
Sundar Narasimhan
General Manager - Supply Chain Management, NEULAND LABORATORIES
Ashwani Singh
General Manager - Supply Chain and Procurement, WATSON PHARMACEUTICALS
Shrikant Gade
Executive Vice President, Supply Chain & Business Development, MICROLABS
KEY BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
• Explore the best ways to effectively manage the logistics of clinical
trials with limited drug supplies
• Study logistical plans and strategies for various types or trials,
including for biologics
• Learn about maintaining regulatory compliance
• Network with senior thought leaders in this field
ATTEND AN INTERACTIVE POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOP ON:
Wednesday 20th July 2011
World Class Pharmaceuticals Distribution in India
In association with: ThinkLink SCS 8.30am – 12.30pm
Sponsored by
www.clinical-trial-logistics.com/asia
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Alternatively fax your registration to +44 (0) 870 9090 712 or call +44 (0) 870 9090 711

2. Pharmaceutical and Clinica
Day One | 18th July 2011 www.clinical-trial-
8.30 Registration & Coffee 2.10 Integrated Cold Chain Solution: What to consider for a model to
manage end-to-end (E2E) temperature controlled transportation to
9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks prevent disturbance of clinical trials
Rodney Wee, Chief Executive Officer, ASIA COLD CHAIN CENTER • Logistics and process management integrated with geographic,
climatic, packaging and supplier data
9.10 OPENING ADDRESS / KEYNOTE ADDRESS • Criticality of standardisation and proactive intervention in a process
Overview of Bio-Pharmaceutical Logistics in Asia • Quality agreement, control and assurance
• The Bio-Pharmaceutical Industry in Asia's growth dynamics • Peace of mind in global cold supply chain
• Supply Chain issues facing the Bio-Pharmaceutical Industry in Asia Shrikant Gade, Executive Vice President, Supply Chain & Business
• Meeting the dynamically changing challenges of tomorrow. Development, MICROLABS
Rodney Wee, Chief Executive Officer, ASIA COLD CHAIN CENTER
2.50 Session Reserved for OCASA
10.30 Morning Coffee Sponsored by
3.30 Afternoon Tea Sponsored by
10.50 Closing the loop- Regulatory issues in Supply chain management in Asia
• Diversity in the regulatory environment in Asia 3.50 Achieving effective resource utilizations, optimum inventories, and
• Logistical challenges – regulatory bottlenecks reduced make-times through advanced planning and scheduling
• Stakeholder expectation management techniques
Shailendra Bajpai, Director - Medical and Regulatory Affairs, UCB • Innovative decision support tools for faster and resilient decision
making
11.30 Solving the Clinical Trial Logistics Puzzle • Improving bottom-line by optimized inventories and deliveries
• Practical experience in temperature controlled packaging and • Increasing resource utilizations through comprehensive planning
systems Professor Iftekhar Karimi, Department of Chemical & Biomolecular
• How to achieve optimal results – no excursions Engineering, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE
• Keys factors for successful temperature controlled shipments
• Challenges and case studies 4.30 Lean manufacturing and effective supply chain management to
Yin Lin Seow, Director, Global CTS Business Development, MARKEN expedite your processes
• Using a clinical supplies team to manage manufacturing and
12.10 Networking Lunch packaging vendors
• Effective planning and forecasting
1.30 Automation for a Speedier and Leaner Supply Chain • Regulatory hurdles
• Operational Excellence and business improvement • Benefits to the industry
• How lean supply chain adds value to the business Sushant Sharma, Senior Manager Planning (Supply Chain),
• Choosing the right partner WOCKHARDT PHARMACEUTICALS INDIA
Gagan Bharadwaj, General Manager-Procurement & Supply
Management, ZYDUS CADILA 5.10 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Register online at www.clinical-trial-logistics.com/asia • Alternative
Sponsored by
Founded in 1980, Marken is focused on supporting the premium logistics of Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology and clinical service
companies. Through our strategically placed offices we manage the collection, transport of specimens, and distribution of
temperature sensitive clinical trial supplies. Additionally through our depot network we support the storage and distribution of Life
Science assets such as critical medications and diagnostic equipment. Our team members and network of facilities bridge the
distance between patients and the essential resources of Life Science companies.
Marken understands the specialised and dynamic needs of our industry; we retain our global agility by continuously investing in our
people, technologies and global installations to better support our clients. www.marken.com
Coffee Break Sponsor
With more than 25 years of experience in developing Critical Logistics Solutions, OCASA relies on a worldwide network of affiliates and
branches strategically located around the globe in (North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa, and South East Asia), making OCASA
a major global integrated logistics Company. Our Bio-Pharmaceutical logistic service offers tailor made solutions for the Pharma industry
including export, import, distribution, fulfillment, and temperature controlled warehousing for: Diagnostic Specimens,
Medication/Vaccines, Experimental Drugs, Controlled Substances, Dangerous Goods, and Medical Supplies. www.ocasa.com
Supported by

3. al Trial Logistics Asia Pacific
-logistics.com/asia Day Two | 19th July 2011
8.30 Re- Registration & Coffee 1.50 Harnessing Distribution Opportunities for Cold Chain Products in
Asian Markets
9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks • Project Management
Rodney Wee, Chief Executive Officer, ASIA COLD CHAIN CENTER • Operational processes
• Necessary infrastructure
Mubashir Hussain, Director Supply Chain, GETZ PHARMA PAKISTAN
9.10 Achieving High Performance with a Lean Inbound Supply Chain
• Key Parameters while considering a lean supply chain model 2.30 Best Practices – Strategic Developmental Sourcing from LCC
• Forecasting, Supplier Leadtimes and Transit Leadtimes (low-cost countries).
• Challenges - Managing with lean inventory • Setting a clear LCC strategy
• Leveraging best practice IT solutions • Improving supplier evaluation
Sundar Narasimhan, General Manager - Supply Chain Management, • Consider going direct
NEULAND LABORATORIES • Building relationships
• Conveying expectations clearly
• Intellectual property issues
9.50 New Product Introductions: TOC way of Project Management
• Creation of technology teams
• Understand how to apply TOC in project environment
• Compliance with ICH7QA guidelines and its impact on Generic
• What are the various paradigm changes
companies.
• What are the key do’s and don’ts which can help deliver the project • "Have TRUST, but verification is MUST"
as per due date • Need for Guanxi (A combination of business and personal
N. H. Kalyanakrishnan, Vice President Central SCM & Special relationships-An Important Chinese Business Element)
Projects, DR REDDY'S • There's more to global sourcing than China
Kauntey Sonrexa, General Manager- Global Sourcing, RANBAXY LABS
10.30 Morning Coffee Sponsored by
3.10 Afternoon Tea Sponsored by
11.00 Regulatory Requirements for Supply Chain in Biopharmaceuticals
3.40 Effective Supply Chain Strategies for Developing Markets
• Keeping up to date with the regulatory affairs
• Practical Considerations for Developing Market Logistics
• New legislation • Evaluating Critical SC Challenges in a Complex Distribution Market
• Licensing requirements • Key Logistics Strategies to enable a forward looking Supply Chain in
Shivraj Dasari, Vice President – Quality Management & Regulatory a Developing Marketplace
Affairs, INNOBIO VENTURES Chetan Kumria, Head of Supply Chain, BAXTER
11.40 Reviewing the Good Distribution Practice in India 4.20 Effectively Managing Cold Chain Distribution in India
• Optimising cold chain management • Developing successful strategies to manage and control your cold
chain
• Reducing risk
• Understanding climate conditions, temperatures and storage
• Contingency plan for delays in distribution regionally
• Best practices through case examples
Ashwani Singh, General Manager - Supply Chain and Procurement, Nitin Gokarn, Head- Logistics, Supply Chain Technical Operations,
WATSON PHARMACEUTICALS MERCK INDIA
12.20 Networking Lunch 5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Conference
ely fax your registration to +44 (0)870 9090 712 or call +44 (0)870 9090 711
Who must attend
• Heads of Supply Chain
• Heads of Logistics
• Heads of Clinical Supply Operations
• Heads of Clinical Trials Logistics
• Heads of Clinical/Investigational Supplies
• Heads of Shipping and Distribution
• Heads of Clinical Labelling / Packaging
• Heads of Clinical Trials Material Management
• Heads of Clinical Supplies Manufacturing
• Heads of Clinical Quality Assurance/Quality Control
• Heads of Regulatory Affairs
• Sourcing and Procurement Managers

4. HALF-DAY POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
Wednesday 20th July 2011
8.30am – 12.30pm
World Class Pharmaceuticals
Distribution in India
In association with
Workshop Overview
This workshop is designed to provide participants with an
overview of challenges in building a world class Distribution
Chain for Pharma products in India. The program focuses on
issues regarding statutory requirements, implementation of
internal financial controls sometimes with a statutory overlap,
typical gaps in infrastructure and processes that impact GDP
requirements, safety and security of assets and
employees/associates, and product quality. The workshop will
use real life examples from India to illustrate these issues.
Who Should Attend
Supply Chain Directors, Quality Directors, Finance and Legal
Heads for Pharma Companies
Agenda:
8.30 Registration and Coffee
9.00 Introduction and Aims of the Workshop
9.10 Statutory Requirements in India and Typical Gaps
• General Issues in the Distribution Industry
- Issues that can impact Business Continuity
• Issues Specific to Pharma Industry
10.30 Morning Coffee
10.45 GDP Compliance in India
• Infrastructure Gaps that can lead to gaps in GDP
compliance
• Other issues that can impact efficient Distribution
Operations
12.30 Q&A and Close of the Workshop
Saurabh Goyal, Founder and Managing Director, ThinkLink
Supply Chain Services
Saurabh is the Founder and Chief Executive at
ThinkLink Supply Chain Services (ThinkLink).
His Consulting and Management
Development Career has included working
with a number of globally renowned and
leading Indian organizations like DHL,
PepsiCo, Shoppers’ Stop, Heidelberg, Dell,
Nike, DB Schenker, Unilever, Solectron, Maxtor, Intel,
Safexpress, TransCare, MJ Logistic, Coca Cola, McDonald's,
Fosroc, Ceva etc. Saurabh has worked with Senior
Management at several major firms to design, develop and
deliver Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy, Build-out and
Reengineering projects especially in the fields of Supply Chain
Network Evaluation, Warehousing, Distribution Operations
and Aftermarket Services. He has a great understanding of
evolving Logistics Solutions, Concepts and Technology across
industry verticals. Previously Saurabh has work experience
with DHL in various roles across Sales, Consulting, Solutions,
and Project Management both in India and across Asia Pacific.
He hold a Bachelors in Technology from IIT Delhi
About the organisation:
ThinkLink Supply Chain Services (ThinkLink) is an India based
firm. Over the last five years they have worked with and served
more than 150 clients across Services and Verticals.
Through their Advisory, Infrastructure and Equipment
verticals they work with Clients and Partners in helping build
efficient businesses. They offer Advisory, Systems
Implementation, Turnkey Project Management and Talent
Development Services to their Clients. Through their
Equipment Vertical they provide World Class Equipment to
operate Modern Warehouses, Distribution Centers, Logistics
Parks, and Cold Stores.

5. PHARMACEUTICAL
FORWARD PLANNER
March 2011
30/31 Controlled Release
April 2011
13/14 Asthma & COPD
May 2011
11/12 Generics, Supergenerics
and Patent Strategies
16/17 Clinical Trial Logistics
June 2011
01/02 Pain Therapeutics
27/28 RNAi
29/30 Nanotechnology
29/30 Pharmaceutical Portfolio & Product
Lifecycle Management
29/30 KOL Europe (Munich, Germany)
July 2011
06/07 ADMET
06/07 Social Media in the Pharmaceutical Industry
11/12 BioBanking
18/19 Pharmaceutical and Clinical Trial Logistics
Asia Pacific (Singapore)
20/21 Pre-Filled Syringes Asia (Singapore)
All conferences take place in central London, UK –
unless indicated otherwise in brackets
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6. PHARMACEUTICAL AND CLINICAL TRIAL LOGISTICS ASIA PACIFIC
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