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Manual Bioprocessing is loaded with inefficiencies -- and improvement opportunities.

Manual Bioprocessing is loaded with inefficiencies. Limiting your automation to basic equipment control can create challenges for your organization, such as islands of automation that silo information. This approach can greatly complicate centralized data analysis and compliance activities.

There is a better, more comprehensive approach to automation that builds for the future. A modern Distributed Control System (DCS) allows manufacturers to incorporate plug-and-produce equipment in a scalable, flexible, secure system allowing you to increase reliability and reduce installation costs by localizing control functions near the process plant, with remote monitoring and supervision. With a flexible system in place, you’re able to:

• Increase manufacturing capacity
• Improve quality
• Reduce labor costs
• Lower the total cost of ownership
• Evolve operations over time
• Meet regulatory requirements
• Reduce validation effort
• Incorporate newer digital technologies and analytics

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