Enabling instrument connectivity through digital automation

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Enabling instrument connectivity through digital automation

Live30 webinars are thirty-minute presentations designed to update you on the latest innovations, applications, and data in a fast yet interactive format.

Automation of the manufacturing process for cell therapies could significantly increase manufacturing success rates, while reducing manual touchpoints and labor. Innovative instrumentation to address the various unit operations across the manufacturing process have been developed at Thermo Fisher Scientific, and are specifically designed with compatibility in mind. This facilitates digital integration and automation. Gibco™ CTS™ Cellmation™ Software for DeltaV™ System is an off-the-shelf digital solution, which allows users to connect their Thermo Fisher Scientific cell therapy instruments within a common DeltaV network to control workflows across multiple instruments in a 21 CFR Part 11-compliant environment.

In this webinar, we will introduce our closed, modular, end-to-end manufacturing process, as well as demonstrate how our instruments can be integrated,automated, and incorporated into existing workflows. You will gain insights into current challenges in the field that are being encountered, and how automation can help overcome these to improve the current state-of-the-art workflows.

Introduction to CTS Cellmation software
Importance of digital connectivity solutions to help ensure process and data integrity and integration of instruments into your DCS system
Discuss existing challenges and the importance of automation and standardization within cell therapy manufacturing

Bruce Greenwald

Development Manager, Emerson Automation Solutions

Bruce Greenwald is the DeltaV Platform Business Development Manager for Emerson Automation Solutions, located in Austin, TX. In his current role, Mr. Greenwald assists customers in understanding the features and benefits of DeltaV to improve their automation experience. Mr. Greenwald is a 1979 graduate of the University of Kansas with a degree in Chemical Engineering. He started his career with the Dow Chemical in Freeport, TX and joined Fisher Controls in 1983 as a systems engineer. Mr. Greenwald joined the RE Mason Company, an Emerson Impact Partner, in 2000, executing PROVOX and DeltaV projects. He held several positions at RE Mason, and in 2011, rejoined Emerson. His 4 decade-long career has been focused on process control.