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Professional Development Day March 20 th 2014 Todays Discussion Points 2 Serialization Definitions and Drivers 1 Compliance Strategy 2 Operational Governance 3 Deployment Strategy ID: 784201

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Slide1

ISPE New Jersey Chapter Professional Development Day

March 20

th

,2014

Slide2

Today’s Discussion Points

2

Serialization

Definitions and Drivers

1

Compliance Strategy

2

Operational Governance

3

Deployment Strategy

4

Early Lessons Learned

5

Slide3

SERIALIZATION DEFINITIONS & DRIVERS

3

Slide4

Business Drivers

4

Patient Safety:

Insure the integrity of pharmaceutical products throughout the supply chain

Counterfeiting deterrent

Deter re-introduction of stolen goods into supply chain (with T&T)

Allows “Authentication” through the supply chain

ePedigree – confirmed movement through legitimate supply chain

Compliance:

Increasing regulations

(US and Global)

US legislation:

requires ePedigree with pathway to Track and Trace. Unit level serialization by Nov 2017. EU Falsified Medicines Directive: requires serialization and tamper evidency in ~2017/2018 through EU country delegated acts (with pharmacy authentication)Emerging Markets: (Argentina, China, Turkey, India, etc.) have enacted Serialization regulations typically requiring Trace & Trace

Slide5

Definitions: Regulatory Impact on Operations

Serialization

Applying a

unique

identification code to the retail unit of sale

Track and Trace

Determining the location of product as it moves through the supply chain

ePedigree

Documenting the chain of ownership of the product as it moves through the supply chain

Aggregation and Inference (required for T&T)Every item, case and pallet is assigned a serial numberItems are aggregated to cases (parent / child relationship)

Cases are aggregated to pallets

Unit level serial numbers can be “inferred” by reading the case or pallet serial numberAuthentication

Confirming the authenticity of the unique identification code, typically at the point of dispense

GS1Standards

5

Slide6

COMPLIANCE STRATEGY

6

Slide7

Compliance Strategy

7

Included as one component of a comprehensive supply chain security program

Work

with industry groups to understand and help develop standards and influence

the

approach (e.g

.,

PhRMA, EFPIA, GS1, Rx 360)Market alignment process to clearly understand the requirements for successful deploymentUnderstand the global landscape to minimize impact to your design strategyTracking SKU compliance

Slide8

Market Compliance Enablement

Market

GL&S

Market

Serialization PMO

Supply

Network

Enabling

WS

BT

Enabling

WS

External

Supply

Enabling

WS

Market

Enabling

WS

Logistics / SC

Enabling

WS

Market

Artwork

BU

Mgt

Market Mfg

Market

Reg.

Affairs

Market Enabling Core Team

Activity:

Actively monitor mandates

Monitor in program local solution

Monitor in program enterprise solution for requirement changes

Activity:

Determine initial scope and sourcing strategy for mandate

Document mandate compliance milestones

Request and approve program funding

Initiate market engagement

Activity:

Form local market team and meeting cadence

Finalize approach and design for scope

Update Enterprise master schedule to include identified enablement activities

Activity:

Coordination of schedule and resources

Enable impacted Pfizer supply chain

Enable data management across Pfizer supply chain

Enhance Enterprise solution

Activity:

Onboard SKUs within the network

Monitor and track SKU onboarding / compliance

Activity

:

Transition supply chain and enabling functions to standard operational activity

Ongoing monitoring

Slide9

External

Internal

Enterprise Solution

Local Solution

Global Landscape

9

LSP (O2C WH)

In-house (WMS WH)

Serialized Products from

Mfg

Non-Serialized Products from

Mfg

Serialization Data to/from Site Lines

Data Updates from Plant WH (including tracked shipments)

Data Updates

Internal

Serialized Product Data

Serialized Product Data

Serialized Product Data

Serialized Product Data

EU Member Markets

Phasing

Lot – 2015

SN – 2017

WH – 2019

T&T

2023

Authentication 2017 / 2018

Mandate Evaluation

Non-Core Examples

Distribution Serialized Product Data (Manual / Local BT Solution)

Slide10

OPERATIONAL GOVERNANCE

10

Slide11

Program Governance

Program Governance

Executive

Sponsor

Program Governance Committee

Supply Chain

Security

Program Operations

PMO Steering Team

PMO Program Leads

Supply Network

Enablement

Capital Controls

& Optimization

BT Solution

Enablement

External Supply

Enablement

Logistics & Supply

Chain

Enablement

Market Enablement

& BU

Engagement

Program Financial

Management

Industry Alignment /

Customer

Engagement

Day to day management of PMO

Coordination of workstream activities

Development of program metrics

Oversight and guidance of PMO workstream activities

Establish core solution strategies and scope

Obtain funding for workstream resources

Establish and monitor Program Deployment/Compliance Plan

Stakeholder communication and awareness

Endorse Program Deployment /Compliance Plan

Endorse cost avoidance strategies (sourcing changes)

Endorse investment deferrals and associated risks

Participate in quarterly updates and elevate issues

Corporate

spokesperson

Communicate business impact

Elevate issues to

Executive Leadership Team (ELT)

End User Chg Mgt

&

Training

Program Operations

11

Slide12

Program Operations

Steering

Committee

PMO

GTS – GE

PGS BT

Trade

GTS – Packaging

GL&S

Market Enablement

Program Co-Leads

Program

Leads

External Supply

Program Co-Leads

Program Financial Management

CPA Allocation

Oper Cost ImpactsOperational Budgeting, Forecasting & Accounting

Industry Alignment /

Cust Engagement

E2E Pilots

Industry Engagement

Policy & Regulatory Influence

Market Enablement & BU Engagement

Country Engagement

Market Regulatory Requirements

Market Enablement

Logistics & Supply Chain Enablement

Global Process

Mgt

Logistics Deployments

Supply Chain SKU Onboarding

End User

Chg

Mgmt

& Training

“Operationalize” Serialization

End User / Process Change

Mgt

CI

Supply Network

Enablement

Solution Platform Architecture

Site Line Deployments

SKU Compliance

BT Solution

Enablement

Data Management Architecture

Solution Deployments

MDM

External Supply

Enablement

CMO Project / Relationship

Mgt

CMO Line Deployments

CMO Funding Model

Capital Controls & Optimization

Capital Planning & Optimization

Capital Funding & Controls

Capital Reporting

Program Operations

Network Compliance

Scope & Change

Mgt

Schedule

Mgt

Enterprise wide representation, participation and collaboration

Matrix organization with defined and integrated roles and responsibilities

Sourcing strategy for External & Internal site packaging lines12

Slide13

DEPLOYMENT STRATEGY

13

Slide14

Deployment Strategy

14

Engage

with Suppliers and Logistic Service Providers to create awareness, provide solution assistance and build

capabilities

Adapt work processes in line with

Serialization and Traceability requirements on network supply and distribution

strategies/practices

Build Serialization and Traceability competencies throughout the networkEstablish flexible technical solution based on standards are deployable in modulesDevelop a master plan to track and achieve compliance

Slide15

Operating Model

15

Program Operations

Activity:

Actively monitor mandates / regulations not in scope of program

Monitor in program local solution requirement changes

Monitor in program enterprise solution for requirement changes

Monitor and bring back learnings from pilots

Activity:Determine initial scope and sourcing strategy for mandate

Document mandate compliance milestonesRequest and approve program fundingInitiate market engagementActivity:

Form local market team and meeting cadence

Finalize approach and design for scopeUpdate Enterprise master schedule to include enablement schedules from all workstreams impactedSecure site / source fundingActivity:

Coordination of schedule and resourcesEnable impacted internal supply chainEnable data management across internal supply chainEnhance Enterprise solutionLead change management and training across internal Supply ChainTransition to Enterprise support

Activity:

Onboard SKUs within the network Monitor and track SKU onboarding / compliance

Activity:Transition supply chain and enabling functions to standard operational activity

Ongoing monitoring

Activity:

Coordinate alignment of all workstreams to ensure successful mandate complianceManagement of Enterprise schedule Report Program and mandate statusManage Issue and risksMonitor and track progress across all in scope mandates

Manage program communications

Manage program scope and financials*Phases may occur in parallel or cyclical nature

Slide16

Deployment Strategy

16

Understand Regulatory Landscape

Markets Served – US, EU and Emerging Market (i.e. Argentina, China, India, Korea, Columbia, Brazil, etc)

Product Portfolio vs. Line Allocation

Line Consolidation

Deferment Consideration

Line Assessments

Process Flow/Mapping - > Alignment and application of appropriate Global SolutionAsset - Upgrade, Redeploy vs. New

Collection and management of Master DataArtwork Change Management/Guidance DocumentsImpact on Supply Network

Slide17

Packaging Line Serialization

Packaging Line enabling prerequisites:

Delivery of required equipment (e.g., new labeler or case packer)

Developing

SKU

artworkCompiling SKU master data (+50 elements / SKU)Availability of Serialization Solution Partner SME

Availability of

Serialization

SMEAvailability of BT Serialization SMEAvailability of production window (3 to 6 weeks of downtime)

SCT

17

Slide18

Case

Packer

Cartoner

Case

Packer

P/V

P/V

A/P/

V

Conveyor

Online Serialization

& Aggregation (blisters)

Unit Level

Serialization

Case Level

Aggregation

Online Serialization & Aggregation

Online Serialization

Authentication blisters

Case

Packer

Case

Packer

P/V

P/V

Conveyor

Cartoner

Case

Packer

Labeller

Case

Packer

P/V

P/V

A/P/

V

Online Serialization

& Aggregation (bottles / vials)

Case

Packer

Labeler

Case

Packer

P/V

P/V

Online Serialization

Authentication bottles / vials

18

Slide19

Case

Packer

Cartoner

(blister)

Case

Packer

P/V

P/V

A/P/

V

Conveyor

Unit Level

Serialization

Case Level

Aggregation

Online Serialization & Aggregation

Cartoner

(blister)

P/V

P/V

Case

Packer

manual or

semi-automatic

case packing

A/P/

V

Conveyor

Unit Level Serialization

Postponed Aggregation

Online Aggregation

for high volume SKUs

Postponed Aggregation

for low volume SKUs

(same site)

Cartoner

(blister)

P/V

P/V

Case

Packer

manual or

semi-automatic

case packing

A/P/

V

Conveyor

Unit Level Serialization

Postponed Aggregation

Postponed Aggregation

performed at second site

Vial Filling

Brite Stock

Brite Stock

Postpone Serialization &

Aggregation

at second site

Case

Packer

Case

Packing

P/V

P/V

A/P/

V

Conveyor

Serialization & Aggregation

Unit Serialization & Aggregation Alternatives

19

Slide20

Supply Network Impact

Site

Warehouses

Schedule based on serialized lines

Manage serialized and non-serialized product

Aggregation rework

Sampling

Track shipments

Update serialization information in the SCTSerialization Supply Network Landscape

3rd Party Contract OperationsExtensive collaboration needed - understanding requirements and delivery Dynamic schedule: changing mandates and vendor readiness

Agreement on commercial impact (COGS impact vs.

funded capital)Opportunity to consolidate to fewer suppliers20

Sites

Line 1

Line 2

Line 3

Line 4

Line 5

Line 6

Impact on Sites

Capacity impact from deployments (3-6 weeks downtime)

OEE impact

Reduced agility for SKU movements between

pkg

lines

Exception handling

Slide21

EARLY LESSONS LEARNED

21

Slide22

Early Lessons Learned

22

Start Early – pilot early and often

Do not underestimate

complexity…

especially information technology

aspects

Partner with your serialization provider and align on the deployment schedule

Build technical and operational knowledge

Keep your antennae up – don’t ignore changing signals

Consider all impacts to your organization

Develop tools and toolkits to enhance competencies through your organization

Communicate, communicate, communicate – never too much

Slide23

23

Mark Wessel

Global Serialization

Program Leader Global

Technology Services

Pfizer Global Supply