LogiPharma USA

AI is starting to resolve shipment exceptions and flag demand shifts, but early deployments show that connected data and context come first and that accountability stays with people.

Zoomlogi's Henry Ames explains how AI agents and digitized SOPs help quality managers decide on quarantine or release after a cold chain excursion.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, Cold Chain Technologies' Vijay Paliwal explains how predictive monitoring and right-sized packaging cut excursion risk and waste.

Zoomlogi’s Henry Ames says exception handling still hinges on experienced staff, and AI agents could gather and document details for their judgment calls.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, BMS’s Kevin Cook explains why CMO partnerships must move beyond transactions toward shared goals and KPIs.

GEODIS' David Frouin explains why quick packaging qualification, backups on every lane and actionable IoT data underpin cold chain resilience.

Cencora's Matt Sample explains how AI compares forecasts with ordering patterns to flag pharma demand shifts early, with 10% forecasting gains.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, Swisslog's Garrett Freeman explains why validation, change management and stakeholder alignment now drive automation projects.

Zoomlogi's Henry Ames explains how AI agents are resolving supply chain exceptions, from unlinked IoT trackers to after-hours escalation calls.

Octapharma USA's Kerem Tokel explains how product value and supply risk should shape freight security, and why complacency remains a persistent gap.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, Cold Chain Technologies' Vijay Paliwal explains how manufacturers should choose between reusable, single-use and active packaging.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, Cold Chain Technologies' TJ Rizzo explains how gaps in end-to-end cold chain expertise create risk for advanced therapies.

Octapharma USA's Kerem Tokel explains how tariffs and DSCSA are affecting how stolen pharma loads are resold, and why partner SOPs matter.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, Mark Talens explains where pharma gains the most from shared distribution visibility.

Freehand CEO Nitin Jayakrishnan explains why pharma manufacturers are trading long-term plans for operating models built to sense and pivot.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, Swisslog's Garrett Freeman explains how onshoring, geopolitical risk and a shifting product mix are driving supply chain automation.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, quality leaders explained why connected data, risk-based prioritization, and human accountability must come before AI in supply chain compliance.

Swisslog's Mark Beers discusses how software helps pharma supply chains adapt to shifting portfolios, strengthen inventory verification and build trust.

At LogiPharma USA 2026, leaders from J&J, Sun Pharma, Accord Healthcare, and Freehand discussed visibility, redundancy tradeoffs, and AI's role in resilient pharma supply chains.

McKesson's Chris Van Norman previews his LogiPharma USA keynote on demand signal sharing, AI, and precision distribution for targeted therapies.

LogiPharma's Charleen Ring and McKesson's Chris Van Norman preview the 2026 agenda, sessions to prioritize and a day two fireside chat.

Jay McHarg, CEO of AeroSafe Global, reacts to the next generation of pharma delivery using innovations such as reusable packaging, integrated delivery systems, and real-time delivery intelligence.

Jay McHarg, CEO of AeroSafe Global, explains how a Targeted Risk Improvement Program improves resilience, reduces costs, and strengthens sustainability across the supply chain.

Jay McHarg, CEO of AeroSafe Global, discusses the significance of rethinking the “last mile” as the first moment of patient care—using real-time Active Delivery Management—for proactive and improved pharmaceutical logistics.

Hear how “delivery intelligence” is transforming the last mile of pharmaceutical logistics from Jay McHarg, CEO of AeroSafe Global.

At LogiPharma USA, industry leaders from Tive, McKesson, and the broader healthcare logistics community discussed the sector’s transition from passive monitoring to real-time control, the growing influence of advanced therapies, and the importance of diversity and innovation in shaping the future of pharma supply chains.

Krenar Komoni, founder and CEO of Tive, highlights the transition in pharma from passive to real-time temperature control, noting delays in technology adoption but emphasizing how AI and automation will soon drive cost savings, improved quality, and stronger customer experience.

Ammie McAsey, SVP of Supply Chain Operations, McKesson, explains the critical role of real-time visibility, digital tools, and cold chain innovation in ensuring product quality, reducing disruptions, and strengthening patient care.

Krenar Komoni, founder and CEO of Tive, explains how the pharmaceutical industry’s transition from passive to real-time temperature control creates short-term challenges but will ultimately enable AI-driven automation, lower costs, higher quality, and better customer experiences.

In a recent panel discussion, Krenar Komoni, founder and CEO of Tive, highlighted how combating rising supply chain theft requires a multi-layered, technology-driven security strategy.