As life sciences organizations face increasing complexity in quality management, artificial intelligence (AI) presents a transformative opportunity. According to McKinsey, AI can add $100 billion in value to life sciences,1 with quality and manufacturing processes representing a significant portion of this opportunity. With successful implementation across functions and processes, organizations can see 30%-40% improvement in investigation effectiveness and potential to reduce time to market by 1-4 years through AI adoption.2
To see impactful value of AI, life sciences organizations must invest time and resources to align on the right strategic areas within their organizations to focus AI implementation to augment processes and help create efficiencies. Additionally, being in such highly regulated industries, life sciences manufacturers must also ensure safety, security, and compliance with their AI implementation. It’s critical to identify appropriate use cases that are low risk to product or patients.
Our strategic partner MasterControl can help you with a publication addressing 5 key checklists for AI Readiness for Life Sciences Organizations:
- Workforce Readiness Assessment
- Technology Infrastructure Assessment
- Quality Process Optimization
- Skills & Capability Development
- Implementation & Governance
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With MasterControl quality management system (QMS) and manufacturing execution system (MES) software, you never have to sacrifice compliance to achieve efficiency. Our solutions are designed to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while also increasing operational efficiency. By natively connecting quality and manufacturing data in one powerful digital tool, MasterControl enhances data connectivity and provides real-time visibility into processes across the entire life cycle of your life-changing products.
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