The fourth Oracle Life Sciences Forum, held in Geneva on the 16-17th March covered a broad range of subjects including clinical development & safety, manufacturing, distribution & operations, customer relationship management and collaboration & architecture.
Several attendees commented on the quality of speakers and that the subject range gave them a lot of food for thought. A good deal of information was shared from keynote speakers representing the very best of the industry; particular compliments and mention was made of presentations from Hardeep Gulati and Robert Nientker, both from Oracle, Peter Houston of the specialist publisher, Advanstar Communications and an overall appreciation of the knowledge sharing presentations provided by industry thought leaders from companies such as Novo Nordisk, Pfizer and Novartis.
PRISYM ID’s demonstration was linked live to Oracle in Denver within which. Dave Taylor, PRISYM ID’s Product Manager, spoke about Prisym Medica and responded to the enquiries about Serialisation, 21 CFR Part 11 and Validated label systems in general.
A key contributing success factor of the event was the willingness of attendees to network and share experiences. The ‘buzz’ at the event was tangible and I dare say that the foundations of many new relationships were formed over the intensive two day event.
On a lighter note, PRISYM ID ran a competition in conjunction with Oracle for one of three bottles of Moet Champagne. One of three hundred unique, randomly generated 2-D barcodes could be found in all attendees’ information packs. The code would be scanned and if a match was found in Oracle’s Denver database, a winner was announced. One industrious attendee managed to present five packs to scan, obviously a very passionate Moet collector who unfortunately did not win on this occasion. Amazingly, the first person who did win a bottle was also the first attendee to enter. Congratulations to Kay Wefelnberg of UCB, thank you for participating and we hope you have enjoyed sharing your prize.
For further information and to register please visit: www.oraclelifesciencesforum.com
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