Global logistics leaders reveal the stories, solutions and secrets behind making the impossible happen every day. Produced by Quick Global Priority Logistics.
QuickConversations: Keeping Business and Life Moving
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Global logistics leaders reveal the stories, solutions and secrets behind making the impossible happen every day. Produced by Quick Global Priority Logistics.
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4/3/2020
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June 17, 2021
Communications, Expectations & Hidden Heroes
In part 1 of our two-part series, “FROM CLINICAL TRIALS TO COMMERCIALIZATION: THE PHARMA-HEALTHCARE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN,” we discussed what’s required to maintain a successful global supply chain—one that can include life-changing and life-saving shipments. In this episode of QuickConversations we’re joined by a guest podcaster from our parent company, Kuehne+Nagel: Robert Coyle, Senior Vice President of Pharma & Healthcare Strategy. Also joining us again is QuickSTAT’s Scott Ohanesian, Senior Vice President Operations, Clinical Trial Logistics. Together they represent the end-to-end planning and execution of the pharma product life cycle process. Now, in part 2 – “COMMUNICATIONS, EXPECTATIONS & HIDDEN HEROES” – we dig deeper into supply chain planning and strategy, specifically the critical role that clear, frequent communications plays. We’ll also hear what it takes to move urgent, life-critical cell & gene therapies to and from patients – as well as to help manage some of the most important clinical drug trials of our time. One Quick ask before we begin this second of our two-part series with Rob and Scott. If this podcast inspires a question for Rob or Scott, please reach out to them! Go to quick.aero/podcasts and click on the “Ask The Podcasters” link. And if you’d like a transcript of the conversation, you also can download a copy on this page as well. Or visit Kuehne+Nagel’s website at kuehne-nagel.com and search for “podcasts.”
May 26, 2021
From Clinical Trials to Commercialization: The Pharma-Healthcare Global Supply Chain
The Pharma & Healthcare global supply chain is an extensive and urgent one. As we’ve all seen from the Covid-19 vaccine response, the line from clinical trials to final delivery of medicines and drugs into the marketplace, connecting scientific labs, patients, manufacturing sites, distribution centers and ultimately, patients requires careful planning, coordination, and execution. Any misstep in temperature controls, delivery times, aviation and ground transportation and more can cause delays and even lives. Of course, this vital supply chain existed before Covid – and it exists today outside of Covid, delivering myriad life-saving gene and cell therapies and drugs. So what is required to maintain this global lifeline? What planning and strategy are needed for it to endure? How should various players communicate and coordinate – and how can we be best prepared when unexpected events call for immediate shifts in plans? Helping to answer all of these questions —and more— are Robert Coyle, Senior Vice President of Pharma & Healthcare Strategy at Kuehne+Nagel and Scott Ohanesian, Senior VP Commercial Operations, Clinical Trial Logistics at QuickSTAT. Together, Rob and Scott’s collective expertise covers the entire end-to-end planning and execution of the process. That’s because in addition to QuickSTAT’s 24/7 logistics and transportation solutions, Kuehne+Nagel covers more than 1,300 locations in over 100 countries, delivering Sea, Air, Road, and Contract Logistics – with a clear focus on integrated logistics solutions. One Quick ask before we begin our first of two episodes on the topic, this one addressing “Clinical Trials to Commercialization: The Pharma &Healthcare Global Supply Chain.” If this podcast inspires a question you might have for Rob or Scott, please reach out to them. Go to quick.aero/podcasts and click on the “Ask The Podcasters” link. And if you’d like a transcript of the conversation, you also can download a copy on this page as well. Or visit Kuehne+Nagel’s website at kuehne-nagel.com and search for “podcasts.”
April 15, 2021
Next-Gen Tech: Connecting Aviation Companies to Their Global Supply Chain
A strong supply chain depends – among other keys – on real-time information, communications, and technology – keeping all of the stakeholders throughout the supply chain continuously in sync. Today our focus is aviation. And we’re going in depth on one of the keys to keeping the aviation global supply chain logistics on track: Technology. That’s because we’re launching a new Quick Online 2.0 – customized for aviation – to meet aviation’s unique supply chain needs. We’re all, we hope, on the road out of the pandemic as vaccines come down the line. So how can this tool help the aviation industry as it comes out of the pandemic? Specifically, what are the industry trends and requirements that technology needs to address? What does it take in terms of providing transparency of shipment status and targeted communications, leveraging GPS data, and much more – all seamlessly connected to all stakeholders of the supply chain in real-time? To address those questions, we have Michael McNally, The Quick Group’s Vice President of IT Product Management. Steve Wilson is Vice President of Strategic Accounts at Sterling Global Aviation Logistics. They’re part of the team releasing the next generation of Quick Online, the company’s leading software for clients to manage their global logistics projects, and a key component of the technology backbone that keeps business moving. To learn more about Quick’s global logistics solutions, go to quick.aero/podcasts.
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