Driving Cold Chain Efficiency & Savings with Bluetooth/IoT Technology: A Case Study
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The vast majority of today's pharmaceutical cold chain shipments rely on USB data loggers to monitor temperature. However, USB loggers require extensive manual handling and aren't conducive to ERP integration and automation.
View our free live webinar to hear about the lessons learned and benefits achieved by individuals at Merck KGaA/EMD Serono in their transition from using USB data loggers to using Bluetooth/IoT based monitoring technology.
Presented by Jamie Pearce, InTemp VP & General Manager, and Patrick Pichler, Head of Global Distribution Quality for Merck KGaA/EMD Serono, webinar topics include:
- Deploying Bluetooth data loggers in combination with internet-connected gateways to significantly reduce manual programming and data downloads
- Configuring, viewing, and downloading loggers with InTemp mobile apps
- Increased visibility of global shipment temperature data
- Integration of the InTempConnect cloud platform with Merck's ERP system