Logi Pharma 2010

October 4-5, 2010Hyatt Regency Boston, MAwww.logipharma.com

Day 1, October 4th, 2010: Arming You With The Knowledge To Ensure Protection, MaintainCompliance And Uphold Safety Across Your Supply Chain• Implementing e-pedigree- crucial updates on pilot projects underway• Ensuring security, compliance and visibility throughout the supply chain• Understanding the effects of new legislation on your day to day operations• Using new technologies to reduce diversion and tampering along the supply chain

Steve KendallPREDICT Project Director, ORMFDA

Doug BrittinAir Cargo ManagerTSA

Robert CelesteDirector, International Projects, BusinessPlans and StrategiesGS1 US

Day 2, October 5th, 2010: Best Practices And Innovative Initiatives To ImproveGDP Throughout Your Supply Chain• Applying lean production techniques to the pharmaceutical supply chain• Increasing flexibility in your supply chain to reduce costs and improve agility• Utilizing sales and marketing departments to adequately forecast production needs• Maintaining quality assurance while streamlining your temperature controlled distribution

Register Now: Call 1-888-482-6012 or 1-646-200-7530 Fax 1-646-200-7535Web: www.logipharma.com Email [email protected]

Special Discounts Available!See pg. 7 for details

Sponsored By:

Key Industry Speakers Include:

Organized By:

Call 1-888-482-6012 or 1-646-200-7530 Fax 1-646-200-7535 Web www.logipharma.com Email [email protected] 2


Special Discounts Available!See pg. 7 for details

Who You Will Meet AtLogiPharma 2010

DAY ONE: October 4, 2010

Year on year, LogiPharma brings together executives within thepharmaceutical space that are enacting positive changes ontheir supply chain. The high quality delegates and speakersprovide thoughtful discussions so that you come away from theevent with tactile strategies to implement within your supplychain. We bring together a comprehensive group from withinthe Pharma space including manufacturers, distributors/wholesalers, and hospital/drug chains/pharmacies responsiblefor supply chain, logistics, demand planning, transportation,quality assurance, cold chain and many more. Please visit ourwebsite for a full list of relevant titles for this conference.

8:00 Continental Breakfast And Conference Registration

8:55 Welcome Address

9:00 Chairperson’s Opening RemarksJürgen Bauer, Partner, Executive Board Member, LodestoneManagement Consultants

9:15 Rolling Out PREDICT (Predictive Risk-BasedEvaluation For Dynamic Import ComplianceTargeting) For The Pharmaceutical IndustryThis session will look at the PREDICT initiative and how this programwill improve the pharmaceutical space. Hear from FDA representativeSteve Kendall as he discusses the following:• Identifying the relationship between PREDICT and OASIS and

MARCS• Overview of the import processing workflow• Outlining the PREDICT purpose, method, screening rules and risk

types• Highlighting PREDICT pilot projects and roll out timelines for the

Pharma spaceSteve Kendall, PREDICT Project Director, ORM, FDA

9:55 Creating A Global Supply Chain Platform ForSuccess – From Detailed Planning To StrategicS&OP At the beginning of 2009 Abbott Laboratories, set out on a course todeploy a global supply chain platform that could enhance their S&OPprocess that spans over 130 countries worldwide. A key objective ofthe initiative was not only to accelerate the time of implementationbeyond historical IT benchmarks but also extract targeted supply chainvalue quickly as part of the core deployment. Brian Hill, PlannerManager - Americas, will highlight key insights from going live withJDA’s supply chain platform that currently manages over $20 billion inrevenue, 38 different exchange rates and languages, and more than800 users. Brian will also share:

Organizational change insights that enabled global deployment withsuccess in less than 10 months• Success in increasing forecast accuracy with the use of appropriate

statistical models• Leveraging collaboration to enhance and improve the demand

management process• Strategically utilizing the supply chain platform to support “Class A”

S&OPFred Baumann, Vice President, Industry Strategy, JDA Software Group

Brian Hill, Planner Manager- Americas, Abbott

10:35 Morning Refreshment Break In The Solutions Zone

11:05 PANEL SESSION: Optimizing Your Supply ChainThrough Innovative TechnologiesThis session will take a comprehensive look at your supply chain andhighlight how new and existing technologies optimize and promotebest practices from end to end. Join industry experts from every link inthe supply chain to uncover strategies to improve your efficiency.• Aligning planning, scheduling and forecasting with consumer demand • Optimizing strategic sourcing through innovative technologies• Achieving seamless interaction with 3PLs, Logistics Providers and

Distributors to ensure efficient delivery and maintain timelines• Integrating cold chain and temperature solutions into your overall GDP• Increasing visibility in your supply chain through tacking and

auditing technologiesJack Weiss, Chief Executive Officer, WAM Systems

11:45 Case Study: GS1 2010 Readiness Program - How ToPrepare For E-Pedigree 2015This session will look into the GS1 2010 Readiness Program that ishelping companies plan for implementing serialization into theirsupply chain. This simulation software will simulate the supply chainand how it will look in 2015. This helps you learn the data flows

The Advisory BoardLogiPharma was developed with the knowledge and expertise of our advisoryboard. The LogiPharma Advisory Board is comprised of supply chain leaders inthe pharmaceutical industry including:• David Ulrich, QA Director, Distribution Global Pharmaceutical Operations

(GPO), Strategic Quality Initiatives (SQI), Abbott Laboratories• William McLaury, Executive Director, North American Pharma Supply

Chain, Novartis Pharmaceutical Corp• Bob Douglass, Commodity Manager-API and Actives for McNeil

Consumer, Division of Johnson & Johnson• Jeff Simmons, Manager External Manufacturing, Daiichi Sankyo• Brian Loiacono, Senior Regulatory Specialist, Henry Schein• Tan Miller, Professor of Global Supply Chain Management, Rider

University College of Business

3

before you build or buy your own software system. Divided into 4training sessions, this software will show:• Basic forward logistics• Drop shipments, manufacturer and direct to pharmacy• Reverse logistics• Applying exceptions to all of the SOPsRobert Celeste, Director, International Projects, Business Plansand Strategies, GS1 US

12:25 Lunch For All Attendees

1:45 9/11 Act, 100% Air Cargo Screening RequirementAnd TSA’s Solution• Outlining the impact of the new procedure and incorporating this

into your current supply chain processes• Creating alternate strategies for sensitive products that will be

compromised during an inspection• Weighing the cost/benefit of outsourcing to packaging companies

or handling inspections internally• Understanding what the certification process entails for packaging

facilities to perform inspectionsDoug Brittin, Air Cargo Manager, TSA

2:25 PANEL SESSION: Implementing Serialization AndPedigree To Benefit Your Supply Chain• Update on E-Pedigree by 2015 and overview of timelines for

implementation- where should you be?• Identifying what will become visible through serialization and who

will have access to that data• Discussing potential ROI as well as the intangible benefits of

serializationVirginia Herold, Executive Officer, California State Board ofPharmacy

Joshua Bolin, State Relations Manager, National Association ofBoards of Pharmacy (NABP)

3:05 Afternoon Refreshment Break In The Solutions Zone

3:35 Interactive Round Table SessionsThis is your opportunity to raise your questions and exchange ideas in amore intimate, casual environment. Each table is assigned a topic and amoderator. The moderator moves from one table to the next every 25minutes so that all delegates will get a chance to discuss each topic.*

TABLE 1: Facilitating Industry Collaboration To Ensure Success• Benchmarking: sharing operational and sustainable best practices • Understanding shared services: coexisting together to leverage scale • Leveraging real estate: inventive methods to capitalize on under

utilized assetsScott Cubbler, Vice President, Exel

TABLE 2: Overcoming Challenges When Shipping AmbientProducts In High Temperatures• Identifying best practices for controlling temperatures when

shipping to warmer climates• Understanding different strategies for maintaining product integrity

while containing cost• Effectively tracking regional temperature fluctuations and

maximizing temperature control • Implementing contingency plans if products are compromised

TABLE 3: Optimizing Relationships With Contract ManufacturingOrganizations To Ensure Effective Partnerships• Ensuring your best fit- outlining the due diligence process for

choosing a partner• Mitigating risk through managing expectations and enforcing

compliance of your CMO’s• Utilizing effective negotiation tactics to realize long-term cost

savings• Highlighting examples of efficiencies gained through CMOsBill Connell, SVP Global Supply & Operations, IrokoPharmaceuticals

TABLE 4: Best Practices For Driving Costs Out Of The SupplyChain To Increase Profitability• Identifying best practices for reducing costs while maintaining

efficiencies across the supply chain• Citing specific examples of cost cutting measures currently being

employed in the Pharma space• Highlighting new technologies and initiatives that aid in cost

reduction

TABLE 5: Reducing Diversion And Tampering Along The SupplyChain Through New Technologies• Improving visibility across your supply chain to maintain control and

minimize theft• Outlining new technologies available to tighten controls and

improve product integrity• Quantifying the magnitude and frequency of diversion across the

pharmaceutical space• Identifying theft scenarios that occurred throughout different

distribution channels and pinpointing methods available to avoidthese moving forward

*If you are interested in moderating a roundtable, please contactMark Barrett at 646.200.7494 or [email protected]

5:30 Cocktail Reception For All Attendees In TheSolutions Zone

7:30 Continental Breakfast And Conference RegistrationIn The Solutions Zone

8:00 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

8:15 Lean Production - Holistically Considering BothSupply And Demand To Optimize The Value OfYour Portfolio• Minimizing work on the demand side by focusing more heavily on

key assets

• Streamlining governance and review cycles through lean operationalprocesses

• Achieving communication and collaboration throughout the entiresupply chain

• Transitioning from a push to a pull supply chain to accuratelyforecast demand and reduce waste

Ronald Bohl, Director, Supply Chain, Eli Lilly

DAY TWO: October 5, 2010

Sponsors:


8:50 Ensuring Quality Assurance With TemperatureControlled Distribution• Establishing processes to maintain product quality and ensure

compliance with global regulations and industry standards for thefollowing:

- Proper storage- Handling- GDP

• Developing strategies for distribution of temperature-sensitiveproducts based on product stability

David Ulrich, QA Director- Distribution Global PharmaceuticalOperations (GPO), Strategic Quality Initiatives (SQI), AbbottLaboratories

9:25 The CMO Agenda: Best Practices For YourPharmaceutical Supply ChainContract Manufacturing Organisations are rapidly becoming a keycomponent of Pharmaceutical Supply Chains. There are variousreasons to turn to CMO's, but using CMO's has an impact on theoperating model used within the manufacturing processes. Astructured approach, from strategy over the contracting process tooperations guarantees the best way to generate the maximum valueusing CMO's. Lodestone will share some best practices at the varioussteps in aligning Contract Manufacturing Operations within thepharmaceutical supply chain. Richard Holmes, Partner, Lodestone Management Consultants

10:00 Morning Refreshment Break In The Solutions Zone

10:35 Transforming The Pharmaceutical Industry ThroughLean Six SigmaToday pharmaceutical manufacturers are focused, as never before, onreducing operational costs while ensuring compliance and productquality. The philosophies of Lean and Six Sigma represent ways oflooking at efficiency and quality problems to understand root cause(s)and then implement continuous improvement programs. This sessionwill address the following:• Adopting the concepts of Lean and Six Sigma to understand and

streamline the flow of value through end-to-end business processes• Utilizing IT solutions to implement Lean Six Sigma programs and

achieve continuous improvement• Building flexible and interoperable IT systems that provide:

- Information access- Sense-and-respond execution - Secure collaboration across the extended value chain

• Citing specific examples of successes achieved through Lean SixSigma and collaborative IT structures

Jim deMin, Senior Consultant, BT Global Services

11:10 Case Study: Novartis’ Global Initiative - CostContainment Through Inventory Reduction• Outlining the goals and methodologies behind the inventory

reduction program• Highlighting the risks associated with reduced inventory and

identifying ways to overcome these• Integrating your end-to-end production cycle to eliminate waste

through the following:- Just-in-time inventory and inventory management- Built-in quality- Software planning

Bill McLaury, Executive Director, North American PharmaceuticalSupply Chain, Novartis Pharmaceutical Corp.

11:45 Exploring The Use Of Cloud Computing ServicesFor Your ERP Package• Understanding the cloud computing model as it applies to your

supply chain• Comparing and contrasting cloud computing services to traditional

ERP packages• Cost/Benefit analysis of implementing cloud computing services

• Analyzing how this model could increase visibility and security alongyour supply chain

John Tatum, VP Supply Chain Management, MyriadPharmaceuticals

12:20 Lunch For All Attendees

1:35 Panel Session: Identifying The Unique ChallengesInvolved In New Product Launches• How do you “hit the ground running” with new product launches?• Calculating the speed of launches- how quickly after FDA approval-

how do you plan to get a product out as quickly as possible• Acknowledging and overcoming the risks in new product launches-

analyzing different risk/benefit scenarios• Effectively integrating product launches into existing supply chain

operations to combine resources and reduce costMike Trocchia, Director Supply Chain Management, NovartisPharmaceutical Corp.

Jeff Simmons, Manager of Manufacturing Services, Daiichi Sankyo

Michele Johnson, Former Executive Director, Merck

2:10 Optimizing Forecasting Accuracy In A VolatileEnvironment• Utilizing coordination of internal departments- sales, marketing, and

production- to increase accuracy in demand forecasting• Ensuring flexibility in forecasting to allow for quick response times• Outlining KPIs necessary to adequately forecast demand in the

volatile marketplaceFarong Li, Director of Forecasting, Amgen

2:45 Afternoon Refreshment Break In The Solutions Zone

3:20 Developing Flexible Pandemic Plans That Can BeEasily Tailored To Different Emergency Situations-Lessons Learned In Haiti• Outlining challenges encountered in Haiti and pinpointing strategies

utilized to overcome these• Analyzing the impact on the civilian network from the

manufacturers to the carriers• Creating contingency operations on the ground in disaster

situations as traditional distribution channels may not exist• Leveraging strategies created in current pandemic situations like

Haiti to be implemented in the future• Assuring quality of shipments and accurately forecasting demand of

suppliesDana Dallas, DLA Cold Chain/Vaccine Program Manager,Defense Supply Center Philadelphia

3:55 BioPharma Cold Chain In An OverallPharmaceutical Logistics Context: Product,Regulatory And Technology DriversBiopharma cold chain exists as a subset of overall biopharma logistics.Industry-leading publication Pharmaceutical Commerce has examinedthe opportunities and constraints of biopharma cold chain in a recentmarket study, “Biopharma Cold Chain Logistics Sourcebook 2010.”The study categorizes the main drivers in life-sciences shipments,regulatory trends and technology developments. Growth in volumesof shipments and tightening regulations will drive this business duringthe 2008-2011 time frame.• Forecasting growth in life sciences shipments• Quantifying size and value of global pharma logistics services• Regulations: USP <1079>, PDA Technical report #39, MHRA, Health

Canada, others• Technology drivers: active/passive containers; data monitoring and

collection servicesNick Basta, Founder and Editor, Pharmaceutical Commerce

4:30 End Of LogiPharma 2010

5

About Our Sponsors

Acsis, Inc. is the leading provider of traceability andoptimization solutions that deliver real-time extendedsupply chain visibility through an integrated platformregardless of the data source. With 1000

implementations in thirty countries, Acsis solutions are used by leadingmanufacturers and distributors in pharmaceuticals, aerospace anddefense, chemicals, consumer product goods, and food and beverage.Acsis solutions provide increased capabilities in brand protection, productrisk mitigation, manufacturing efficiencies and corporate profitability whiledramatically improving customer satisfaction levels.

Acsis ProducTrak for Life Sciences is a comprehensive product combiningenterprise-wide scalability and flexibility while utilizing a best-practiceapproach to business processes required for long-term success ofpharmaceutical item - case- and pallet-level serialization. Our otherproducts include: • ProducTrak for visibility, tracking and lifecycle management of serialized

and non-serialized products• PartnerTrak for extended supply chain partner operational visibility and

integration• ProductionTrak for manufacturing production visibility in real time For more information, visit Acsis at www.acsisinc.com

With annual revenues of approximately $1 billion,BDP International is one of the leading privately heldfreight logistics/transportation management firmsbased in the U.S. It operates freight logistics centers

in more than 20 cities throughout North America and a network ofsubsidiaries, joint ventures and strategic partnerships in over 115 countries.

The company serves more than 4,000 customers worldwide. Clientsinclude Alcon, Bayer, Cargill, Conoco Phillips, Dow Chemical, DSM,DuPont, Honeywell, Johnson & Johnson, Marks & Spencer, Merck/EMD,Revlon, Rohm & Haas, Wacker and others.

BDP provides a range of services, including ocean, air and groundtransportation; lead logistics process analysis, design and management;export freight forwarding; import customs brokerage and regulatorycompliance; project and energy logistics; temperature controlled logistics;warehousing/consolidation/distribution; and Internet shippingtransaction/tracking management systems. For more information pleasevisit: www.bdpinternational.com.

Globalization of the workforce, outsourcing, realtimeprocesses – each of the trends shaping today'sconnected global economy depends on one crucialthing: high-performance networking. BT Global

Services operates critical networks and IT systems for some of the largest –and most demanding – organizations in the world. It is one of the leadingsuppliers of networked IT services delivering to customers in over 170countries, connecting installations, communities and value chains that areessential to the organizations we serve.

For Pharmaceutical and life science companies, BT is a global leader indelivering resilient and flexible managed IT solutions and services that helpthese companies create cost-efficient and transparent operations, improveregulatory compliance, minimize risk and drive value to meet the evolvingneeds of this industry. We are dedicated to helping our customers thrive ina changing world. We focus on making our customers’ people moreproductive, their customers happier and their organizations more efficient- all underpinned by stringent security.

Exel is the global market leader in contract logistics,providing customer-focused solutions to a widerange of industries including life sciences, retail,

consumer, technology, automotive, chemical and industrial. Exel’sinnovative supply chain solutions, skilled people and global coverage,bring together all aspects of contract logistics in addition to a wide rangeof integrated, value-added and specialist services.

By providing innovative, customized supply chain solutions to some of theworld's best-known and most successful companies, our supply chaindesign, consulting, warehousing, fulfilment, and transportation serviceshelp companies be more productive, more efficient and more competitive.In all cases, our customer is at the center of everything we do—from initialsituation analysis to the continuous improvement programs that help deliverbetter results every day

Exel is part of SUPPLY CHAIN division of Deutsche Post DHL, the world'sleading logistics group, with more than 500,000 employees in more than220 countries and territories around the world and annual revenues ofmore than $93 billion.

JDA® Software Group, Inc., The Supply Chain Company®, isthe leading provider of innovative supply chain management,merchandising and pricing excellence solutions worldwide.JDA empowers more than 6,000 companies of all sizes to

make optimal decisions that improve profitability and achieve real results inthe discrete and process manufacturing, wholesale distribution,transportation, retail and services industries. With an integrated solutionsoffering that spans the entire supply chain from materials to the consumer,JDA leverages the powerful heritage and knowledge capital of acquiredmarket leaders including i2 Technologies®, Manugistics®, E3®, Intactix® andArthur®. JDA's multiple service options provide customers with flexibleconfigurations, rapid time-to-value, lower total cost of ownership and 24/7functional and technical support and expertise.

Lodestone is a global management consultancy,committed to designing and delivering solutionsthat enable international companies to thrive in

today’s complex business environment. We help our clients to define themeasurable business benefits that we will achieve together, using our teamsof client-focused consultants, who combine a passion for excellence withstrong process and SAP skills and deep experience of transformationalchange in their industry.Our WorkOur clients are medium sized to large corporations for which we design,develop and implement solutions which deliver measurable businessbenefits, for single processes, within a division or for the entire enterprise.Our ServicesWe deliver solutions, not only concepts, not just paper but processes, dataand systems based on SAP, enabling operating models which workpragmatically and efficiently in today’s complex, global businessenvironment.Our PeopleOur people are experienced and innovative with a proven track record ofsuccess. This is exemplified by the commitment of our most senior partnersto spend a considerable amount of their time with key clients, helping themsolving the most demanding business problems.

WAM delivers advanced planning solutions forcompanies in the process industry to help improveprofitability, market share, and customerresponsiveness.

We are highly experienced process industry veterans who understand thecomplex supply chain planning needs of the world's leading processmanufacturing companies. Founded in 1987, our initial solutions footprintin the chemical industry has since expanded to encompass many areasthroughout various industries, including polymers, refining,pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, and CPG.

We remain focused on enabling process manufacturing companies to optimizeevery aspect of their supply chain with WAM advanced supply chain planningsolutions. The WAM supply chain planning solution is a comprehensive suiteof decision support and optimization applications that supports a broad set ofsupply chain business functions.For more information, contact us at 200 358 8305 or [email protected]

Sponsors:

BioPharm International integrates the science and business ofbiopharmaceutical research, development, and manufacturing.

We provide practical, peer-reviewed technical solutions to enable biopharmaceuticalprofessionals to perform effectively. BioPharm is the longest-running peer-reviewedpublication serving an international audited audience involved in the development,manufacturing of therapeutics and management of related business issues.

Bioresearch Online is the premier sourcing site for industryprofessionals. Use our supplier directory, product showcase, and

offline search service to expedite your discovery of new products and services. Ourgoal is to help buyers, like you, identify and select the right suppliers.GoingToMeet.com is your preferred website for it is an efficient guide to the mostrelevant, recent global events. It links you to the event's website, thus letting youknow how you may participate (e.g. speaker, presentor, exhibitor). And a contact usmenu allowing you to communicate with event organizer or GTM.

Integrated Solutions shows organizations how to capture, generate,and retrieve data at all points of work and service. We educate ITdecision makers about wireless and mobility technologies that drive

performance – and revenue - by eliminating boundaries of times, distance, and scale.Integrated Solutions covers the wireless infrastructure and enabling hardware andapplications that allows end users to benefit from true mobility.

Life Science Leader strives to be an essential business tool for LifeScience executives. The editorial is designed to provide readers with

content pertaining to the life cycle of Life Science products and services. Our goal isto provide information that helps high-level industry personnel improve profits andovercome hurdles within the industry.

Logistics Online is the premier sourcing site for the transportationand logistics market. Use our supplier directory, product showcase,

and offline search service to expedite your discovery of new products and services.Our goal is to help buyers, like you, identify and select suppliers.

Medical Design Online is the premier sourcing site for industryprofessionals. Use our supplier directory, product showcase, and

offline search service to expedite your discovery of new products and services. Ourgoal is to help buyers, like you, identify and select the right suppliers.

Pharma-Bio Transport addresses challenges pharmaceutical andbiopharmaceutical manufacturer’s face when shipping products

through the global supply chain. Pharmaceutical & Medical Packaging News editorsand industry leaders provide insight into successful strategies and technologies usedduring the transportation process including insulating materials and containers,phase-change materials, smart labels and sensors, desiccants, returnable totes andpallets, tamper-evident cases, and specialty logistics services. To find out more, visitwww.pmpnews.com

Since 1993, Pharmaceutical & Medical Packaging News has beendevoted to covering the healthcare packaging industry. Authoritative

staff-written feature articles, peer-reviewed industry contributions, in-depth newsstories, case histories, and new product announcements are all part of PMP News'successful editorial mix. To learn more, visit www.pmpnews.com

Pharmaceutical Commerce is dedicated to the commercial operationsof the North American pharmaceutical industry. Nine times a year, its

14,000 executive readers get the latest information and analysis on trends in supplychain management, product packaging and security, marketing/sales best practices,information technology and legal/regulatory services. The magazine covers the flowof products into distribution channels, the flow of information between the industryand healthcare providers, and the flow of funds in trading and payer agreements.Visit www.PharmaceuticalCommerce.com for more information.

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing is devoted exclusively to drugmanufacturing and scale-up and dedicated to sharing best

practices that will help drug industry professionals improve product quality, ensurecompliance, reduce cycle times, eliminate organizational and information silos andreduce time to market for new drugs, drugs that can actually be manufactured.

Pharmaceutical Online is the premier sourcing site for industryprofessionals. Use our supplier directory, product showcase, and


PharmaVOICE magazine, and its supporting VIEW publications,provide commentary about the challenges and trends impacting the

life-sciences industry, covering a range of issues from molecule through market.PharmaVOICE's more than 17,500 U.S.-based subscribers are also kept abreast of thelatest trends through additional media resources, including WebSeminars, Podcasts,Videocasts, and White Papers.

www.PharmCast.com is the world leading website designedspecifically for pharmaceutical, clinical and biotechnology

professionals. www.PharmCast.com brings up-to-date information on pharmaceuticalpatents, FDA, news, jobs and Buyer's Guide to our visitors. It was created and ismaintained by pharmaceutical and biotechnology professionals.

R&D Directions magazine provides professionals with a businessperspective into drug discovery and development. Our print and

Web audiences receive penetrating analysis of issues, trends, and strategies shapingthe pharmaceutical pipeline. Exclusive content examines historical trends and currentevents that could impact the research of potential medicines and companiesdeveloping them. www.RDDirections.com.

RFID Journal is the leading source of news and in-depth information aboutRFID and its many business applications. Business executives andimplementers depend on RFID Journal for breaking RFID news, in-depth

case studies, best practices, strategic insights and information about vendor solutions.This has made RFID Journal the most relied-upon and respected RFID informationresource, serving the largest audience of RFID decision-makers worldwide—in print,online and at face-to-face events.

RFID Solutions Online is the premier sourcing site for industryprofessionals. Use our supplier directory, product showcase, and


RFID Switchboard (www.RFIDSB.com) is one of the most respectedsources of information on how to use RFID technology successfully.

This includes an in-depth section dedicated to “Protecting the Pharmaceutical SupplyChain.” Send for your free copy of the state-of-the-art white paper on how RFID isproducing big ROI for pharmaceutical companies today, unrelated to ePedigrees, [email protected]. Also visit IT Sales Network.

SecuringPharma.com is a free-to-access information service that covers theissues surrounding counterfeit medicines and supply chain security in thepharmaceutical industry. Our aim is to provide practical advice and market

intelligence to help drugmakers keep up-to-date with developments in the field anddefine their own strategies to safeguard the supply chain, from raw materials rightthrough to the patient.

Supply & Demand Chain Executive is the executive's user manual forsuccessful supply chain transformation, utilizing hard-hitting analysis,

viewpoints and unbiased case studies to steer executives and supply managementprofessionals through the complicated, yet critical, world of supply and demand chainenablement to gain competitive advantage.

SupplyChainBrain is the world’s most comprehensive supply chainmanagement information resource. In addition to providing complete

coverage of all fundamental supply chain principles, SupplyChainBrain identifiesemerging trends, strategies and best practices, forwardthinking ideas, cutting-edgesolutions and the latest innovations - and continues to write and report on these asthey evolve and mature. SupplyChainBrain is for the high-level executive concernedwith managing risk, aligning the supply chain with corporate planning, achievingcompetitive advantage, balancing customer demands with the need to control cost,and improving the bottom line. The industry’s most experienced staff and many wellrespected content partners offer executive decision-makers a synthesis of many minds,singularly focused and delivered in the medium they choose.www.supplychainbrain.com

Supply Chain Market is the premier sourcing site for the supplychain industry. Use our supplier directory, product showcase, and

offline search service to expedite your discovery of new products and services. Ourgoal is to help buyers, like you, identify and select suppliers.

Tracking & Tracing Pharmaceutical Products provides healthcarepackaging professionals with the latest news and information

pertaining to products as they progress through the supply chain. Editorial featuresprovide insight on RFID, serialization, bar coding, covert printing and labeling, forensicinks and papers, software, specialty sensors, unit-dose packaging, and other emergingtechnologies. For more information, visit www.pmpnews.com.


About Our Media Partners

SUMMER 2003

7

Hyatt Regency BostonOne Avenue de LafayetteBoston, MA 02111Tel: 1-617-912-1234 Fax: 1-617-451-2198www.hyattregencyboston.com

Just one block from the BostonCommon and within walking distanceof attractions, shopping and theaters,the Hyatt Regency Boston hotel is idealfor leisure or business. Tour the FreedomTrail, shop at Faneuil Hall, visitmuseums, or catch a game at FenwayPark. The first Boston member of theGreen Hotels Association, our award-winning accommodations are eco-,family- and pet-friendly. Contemporary-style rooms, delicious dining and moreawait you at this luxurious Hyatt hotel indowntown Boston. The Hyatt RegencyBoston is conveniently located just 4.1miles from Logan International Airportand the MBTA (Massachusetts BayTransportation Authority) DowntownCrossing subway stop is 100 feet fromthe hotel entrance.

LogiPharma has procured a reducedconference rate of $269.00 per night(plus tax). To book your reservations, callthe Hyatt Regency Hotel at +1 (800)233.1234 and identify yourself as aLogiPharma attendee. Rooms arelimited and are on a first come, firstserved basis, so make your reservationsas soon as possible. The discountedrate expires September 4th, 2010.After September 4th, rooms may still beavailable, so inquire with the hotel ifyou have missed the cut off date.

Please Note:• To secure your team discount, register online at www.logipharma.com or contact Bill Penney at

1-866-691-7771 or [email protected] • Team discounts must be booked and paid for at the same time. Team discounts do not apply to

sponsoring or exhibiting companies or non pharmaceutical manufacturers.• All discounts are taken off the full conference price. No two discounts or offers can be combined.• Payment is due in full at the time of registration. Your registration will not be confirmed until

payment is received and may be subject to cancellation• For payment methods and to register now, please visit www.logipharma.com • Please visit http://www.wbresearch.com/logipharmausa/FAQ.aspx for cancellation,

postponement and substitution policy.

Group Discounts

Bring a group of 2 or more and get 20% Off Each Pass (Save $260 Each!) With multiple sessions, high-level networking and so much information to be gained,the more members of your team that can attend, the more your organization willbenefit. Please contact Bill Penney for more information regarding team discounts at1(416)597.4777 or [email protected] or visit our website atwww.LogiPharma.com.

PURCHASE SELECT AUDIO PRESENTATIONS* FROM THIS EVENT!

Can’t make it to LogiPharma 2010 or worried that there is too much information to digest in afew short days at the event? No need to worry. You can purchase select audio presentations toshare with your entire team.• Register for the event today and for an additional $250 gain access to select audio

presentations from this event. • Can’t attend? Purchase the CD-ROM only for $580

*Presentations available are at the approval of conference speakers. Allow 3-4 weeks after eventdate for shipping.

Hotel InformationRegister And Pay Register And Pay Standard By 7/30/10 By 8/31/10 Price After

To Get $200 Off To Get $100 Off 8/31/10

2 Day Conference$1099 $1199 $1299

Other

2 Day Conference $1499 $1599 $1699

PharmaceuticalManufacturers/ Distributors/Wholesalers/ Pharmacies/Retail Drug Chains/ Hospitals

For every registration received for Logi Pharma, WBR will donate a portion of the registration fee to Smile Train. For more informationabout WBR’s involvement with Smile Train, please visit [email protected].

BEST VALUE

Registration Information

Pharmaceutical Manufacturers/ Distributors/Wholesalers/ Pharmacies/Retail Drug Chains/ Hospitals

Top 5 Reasons To Sponsor LogiPharma 2010

Increased visibility of your products or services to senior-leveldecision makers across the pharmaceutical supply chain

Networking breaks and roundtable discussions provide 10+hours of interaction with prospective clients

A reduced vendor to manufacturer ratio ensures you areone of the few solution providers with access to this nicheindustry

Expert supply chain speakers ensure the right case studies areshared to make the conference of utmost value to attendees

Make sure your products and services are front of mind as after-sales executives re-evaluate key partnerships in a downeconomy

Interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at LogiPharma 2010?Contact Mark Barrett at 646.200.7494 [email protected]

1

2

4

5

3

Sponsors:

WBR535 Fifth Avenue, 8th FloorNew York, NY 10017

10352.005/GS


Attention Mailroom: If undeliverable to addressee, this time sensitive information should be forwarded to your VP of SupplyChain or Logistics

When registering please provide the code above.

Your priority booking code is:

Octo

ber 4-5, 2010 | H

yatt Reg

ency B

osto

n, M

A | w

ww

.log

iph

arma.co

m

Log

iPharm

a is the o

nly co

mp

rehen

sive sup

ply ch

ain even

t for th

ep

harm

aceutical sp

ace.D

eveloped through extensive research, this conferenceis w

orth your time out of the office. From

regulatory issues, security measures,

GD

P, to cold chain- this conference has it all!

Five Interactive R

ou

nd

table D

iscussio

ns

give you the opportunity to not onlyinteract w

ith key industry executives but to also share your insight and come

away from

the event with tactile inform

ation that can be applied to your supplychain.

New

Locatio

n-

LogiPharma is m

oving to Boston! Com

bining our solid history ofexcellence w

ith a new location- this is sure to be the best LogiPharm

a yet!

Key R

eason

s Wh

y Log

iPharm

a Is The M

ust A

ttend

Co

nferen

ce For 2010

NO

T JUST A

NO

THER

CO

LD C

HA

IN C

ON

FEREN

CE

Special D

iscou

nts A

vailable! See p

g. 7 fo

r details

Reg

ister No

w:

Call 1-888-482-6012 o

r 1-646-200-7530 Fax 1-646-200-7535W

eb: w

ww

.log

iph

arma.co

m Em

ail log

iph

arma@

wb

research.co

m

Spo

nso

red B

y: O

rgan

ized B

y:

Can’t make it to:

or afraid there is too muchinformation to digest in justa few days?

Get Access to hours of valuablesessions and take-ways anytime,anywhere... Now you can view this outstanding conferencecontent on your PC or laptop with a CD-ROM thatputs you front and center at these informativesessions. You'll hear our expert speakers as theytake you through the PowerPoint slides thatillustrated their talks.

This Session Content is available for afraction of the registration price. You can view and listen to the content whenyou want, where you want and as many timesas you want.

And if you attend LogiPharma 2010, thisConference CD-ROM set is only $250! (That’s a$580 value!)

VIP Package: $250(Select any package to attend the event

and for an additional $250 get theconference CD ROM*)

CD ROM ONLY: $580 *

*Presentations available are at the approval of conferencespeakers. Not all presentations will be published. Allow 3-4 weeksafter event date for shipping.

This user friendly format allows you to:• Gain valuable insight from your peers and

competitors in various Fortune 500 Industrieswithout leaving the office.

• Share with your colleagues at work. • Stay up to date with the latest strategies, tactics

and trends in your industry.

Now you can share what you learnt at LogiPharma 2010, with your colleagues. Don’t leave them in the dark. Purchase the CD ROM today!

Organized by:

Documents

Logi Pharma 2010