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Xavier Initiative Aims to Develop Good Supply Practices

 
• By Bowman Cox

When Xavier University convened a group of pharmaceutical manufacturing supply chain quality experts to find out why they have such problems with their suppliers, they discovered a surprising root cause: their own companies. Now they’re identifying steps the industry can take to improve the situation.

After realizing that their problems with suppliers were their own industry’s fault, a group of experts with pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers has been working to identify better practices for the industry to adopt.

The team of supply chain and quality experts brought together by Xavier University’s Integrity of Supply Initiative is developing a...

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