Jyrki Syväri, Pharmacist and Chemist, made his PhD Theses in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and his Diploma in Chemistry in Analytical Chemistry. He joined Boehringer Ingelheim to become a Project Manager in Operations. He was responsible for the worldwide launches of new products, such as Metalyse and Spiriva. Thereafter he was heading a group called “Launch and Special Supplies”. In this function he was responsible for setting up supply chains for Boehringer Ingelheim’s new products. New Supply Chain paradigms and concepts fell also under his responsibility. In this context he became the world-wide program leader for BI’s Product Safety & Security project that centres around serialization. Additionally, Jyrki is leading the global initiative Supply Chain Integrity which takes a broader view on supply chain security, transparency and Risk Management.
Case Study
Monday, September 22
09:30 am - 09:55 am
Live in Berlin
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This session will provide a comprehensive look at the initial implementation of the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) in the U.S. and its impact on serialization practices within the pharmaceutical supply chain, highlighting core functionalities such as aggregation and end-to-end traceability across the U.S. market. In this session, you will learn about how to:
Panel Discussion
Monday, September 22
06:10 pm - 06:55 pm
Live in Berlin
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Pharmaceutical track and trace systems have rapidly evolved beyond regulatory compliance tools to become strategic enablers of operational efficiency, supply chain transparency, and product integrity. With increasing complexity in serialization requirements, data integration, and emerging tech applications—from blockchain to AI—the technical demands on serialization infrastructure continue to grow. This panel brings together experts to explore the latest advancements and unresolved technical hurdles in the deployment. Panelists will exchange lessons learned from global rollouts, discuss data architecture evolution, and assess how TrackTS is intersecting with broader digitalization agendas in manufacturing and distribution. The following will be discussed: